Core Viewpoint - Protests erupted in Austin, Texas, in response to the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) actions against undocumented immigrants, reflecting widespread dissent against the Trump administration's immigration policies [1][5]. Group 1: Protest Details - Hundreds of protesters gathered at the Texas State Capitol, carrying signs and chanting slogans before marching to a federal building that detains immigrants [3]. - The protests were organized to call for an end to the Trump administration's crackdown on illegal immigration, with demonstrators expressing their unity and anger [5]. Group 2: Government Response - Following the protests in Los Angeles, the Trump administration deployed 2,000 National Guard personnel to the area to support federal enforcement actions [5]. - The U.S. Northern Command announced the mobilization of approximately 700 Marines to work alongside the National Guard in protecting federal personnel and facilities in Los Angeles [5]. Group 3: Nationwide Impact - The protests are expected to spread to more cities across the U.S., with at least 30 new demonstrations planned in response to the immigration enforcement actions [6]. - Major cities such as San Francisco, Sacramento, Houston, San Antonio, Chicago, and New York have already seen protests in solidarity with those in Los Angeles [6].