Curfews in More than 12 U.S. Cities

   Source: Al Jazeera May 31, 2020 No Comments


There have been violent protests across the United States, from New York to Los Angeles. As night falls, curfews are now being enforced in more than a dozen cities.

Los Angeles, Atlanta, Portland and Denver are among those restricting movement to try and curb more violence. But, in Minneapolis, people are again defying the orders and continuing to make their voices heard on the streets.

Al Jazeera reports from four major cities: John Hendren in Minneapolis, Gabriel Elizondo in New York, Andy Gallacher in Miami and Rob Reynolds in Los Angeles. 

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