Los Angeles police arrested 50 protesters during rowdy anti-ICE rallies across the city over the weekend – as videos emerged of the chaos and one of the state’s top prosecutors called the agitators “anarchists.

Court documents have revealed details about three of the four people who were arrested during an anti-ICE protest in Salt Lake City on Friday Afternoon.

Anti-ICE demonstrations are expected across the country today, including a student walkout in New York City and a protest in Minneapolis following the killings of Renee Good and Alex Pretti.

AIR7 was overhead on Friday as a group of protesters began targeting federal agents guarding the loading dock of the federal detention center. The crowd threw trash and debris toward the shielded agent, video shows. The agents fired back with pepper balls and irritant sprays. In total, eight people were arrested during the chaos, according to LAPD.

Los Angeles police arrested multiple protesters after violent clashes erupted outside a federal detention center during Friday demonstrations.

Attorney General Pam Bondi described the protesters as "rioters" and said they allegedly assaulted federal law enforcement.

Police say four protestors were arrested after blocking downtown State Street and refusing to leave the road Friday afternoon.

Protesters gathered at City Hall on Friday to oppose federal immigration enforcement, joining a nationwide strike aimed at ICE.