The team says that ICE agents refused to enter the car park at Dodger Stadium.

The vehicles of the Ministry of Internal Security were with masked agents stationed Thursday morning outside the Dodger Stadium, on another mark on the raids sweeping southern California.

It is unclear what is the process that Federal agents do or whether anyone in the region has been arrested. Pictures of government vehicles immediately portrayed social media and supported speculation about their activities. The agents refused to say why they were on the field when the Times correspondent asked her.

It seems that the vehicles are starting near the entrance to the city downtown to the stadium, which was empty Thursday morning except for a small group of local media.

The agents were deprived of entering the Dodger Stadium when they tried to enter the parking lots, The team said in a statement Thursday.

A Los Angeles police source denied that the administration had received a request from the evaders to remove federal agents from the field. The source said that the federal agents met near the stadium to conduct a briefing, but they left at a time when the pictures began to gather on social media.

However, the policemen asked the police to intervene after a group of demonstrators appeared to the area, according to the source, who asked not to be identified in order to discuss internal matters.

Cars is jointly owned by the Dodgers Royal Collection and the former owner of the team, billionaire Frank McCort.

Evaches were pressured since the raids began earlier this month to make a statement to support immigrants. On Wednesday, the team said it aims to announce Thursday plans to help immigrant communities recently affected in Los Angeles.

The singer and the personality of social media sang a Spanish version of the national anthem at Dodger Stadium, in a protest against the immigration raids, although the team employee asks him to sing in English.

EmployeeS Lipur Jani Bill Shaikin He contributed to this report.