Protests against immigration enforcement and President Donald Trump's travel ban are expected to take place in the Bay Area Monday.
Immigration rally outside San Jose City Hall
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WATCH HEREHundreds of demonstrators gathered outside San Jose City Hall to protest the Trump administration's immigration enforcement policies and other issues.
Attendees emphasized being peaceful but loud.
NBC Bay Area's Robert Handa has more in the video report below.
Bay Area labor leaders rally in support of David Huerta
A coalition of Bay Area labor groups rallied in San Francisco for David Huerta, a union leader who was arrested Friday during an anti-ICE protest in Los Angeles.
The demonstrators in San Francisco said Huerta is one of several people unfairly detained in ICE raids.
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Muni and Waymo services impacted by San Francisco protests
The San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency said Muni at 5 p.m. will start reroutes on the 14, 14R, 22, 27, 33, 48, 49, 55 and 67. Follow SFMTA on X for the latest service updates.
Waymo also announced limited service of driverless cars in parts of the city "per guidance from law enforcement," NBC Bay Area Senior Investigative Reporter Bigad Shaban reports.
Waymo cars were set on fire in Los Angeles amid anti-ICE immigration protests.
UPDATE CORRECTION: In advance of a protest march in the Mission later this evening, #SFMuni will start reroutes around 5pm on the 14, 14R, 22, 27, 33, 48, 49, 55, & 67. Details to follow.
— SFMTA (@SFMTA_Muni) June 9, 2025
#Breaking: Waymo limiting service of driverless cars in parts of San Francisco per “guidance from law enforcement.”
— Bigad Shaban (@BigadShaban) June 9, 2025
Yesterday, Waymo cars were set on fire in LA amid anti-ICE immigration protests.
“Out of an abundance of caution,”Waymo is avoiding potential protest areas in SF. pic.twitter.com/wsLqsuBtUE
Here's what we know about other planned demonstrations.
San Francisco travel ban protest
San Francisco organizations gathered at City Hall Monday, pushing back President Trump’s travel ban, calling it illegal and discriminatory.
President Trump's new order bans most travelers from a dozen, mostly Muslim countries, into the U.S. and adds heightened scrutiny on travelers from seven other countries.
San Francisco immigration rally
Thousands of demonstrators took to the streets in San Francisco to support the immigration protests in LA and to speak out against the response by the Trump administration.
The march ended peacefully around dusk, though some protesters moved along Market Street, where they were met by police at Market and Fell streets, who told them they were unlawfully assembling.
Dozens were seen being detained, but reports of arrests have not yet been confirmed by police.
