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The Los Angeles City women's national soccer team has distributed T-shirts with the words "NWSL" written on them to its fans as a promotional campaign. They have been targeted by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents, and all members of the team and coaching staff wore the T-shirts before their game against the North Carolina Courage on Tuesday night in support of these residents. The T-shirts say in English and Spanish that "Los Angeles is for everyone." The T-shirts have been distributed to about 10,000 so far, according to a source who distributed them.

Protests against President Donald Trump's immigration policies have continued in Los Angeles, which has led to reports that members of the National Guard and Marines have been sent to the city. And it is also said that dozens of protests are still taking place across the country. The City of Los Angeles has issued a statement regarding the incident of such protests. 

And in the statement, it is said that we apologize for the fear and unrest that has been caused in the country due to this immigration policy. We know that our city is very strong because of the diversity of our city and the people and families who love and call it home. The statement said.

Similarly, the NWSL and WNBA players' associations are also issuing their statements that they are facing the fear and hardship and uncertainty associated with immigration. In order to continue the protests for the fight against immigration, it is now reported that the Los Angeles National Women's Soccer Team of the NWSL and the Angel City National Women's Soccer Team are continuously distributing T-shirts and protesting, which is what is presented here.