Women's soccer team dubs itself 'Immigrant City Football Club' amid anti-ICE riots in Los Angeles

Fox News correspondent Christina Coleman reports on the ‘volatile and dangerous’ situation in Los Angeles on ‘The Big Weekend Show.’

National Women’s Soccer League club Angel City FC dubbed adorned T-shirts on Saturday night with the words "Immigrant City Football Club" emblazoned across the chest as anti-ICE riots plagued parts of Los Angeles County over the last week.

The back of the T-shirts read the words, "Los Angeles is for everyone," and "Los Ángeles es Para Todos," according to the Los Angeles Times. The shirts were also given to fans who attended the match against the North Carolina Courage at BMO Stadium.

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Riley Tiernan, #33 of Angel City FC, poses for a photo prior to the NWSL match between Angel City FC and NC Courage at BMO Stadium on June 14, 2025, in Los Angeles, California. (Ian Maule/NWSL via Getty Images)

Angel City FC lost 2-1.

Becky G, a singer/songwriter who is also an investor into the club, read a statement as players walked onto the pitch for the match.

"At Angel City, we believe in the power of belonging. We know that Los Angeles is stronger because of its diversity and the people and the families who shape it, love it and call it home," she said, via the Los Angeles Times. "The fabric of this city is made of immigrants. Football does not exist without immigrants. This club does not exist without immigrants.

"This is our home. This is LA. This Immigrant City."

Julie Dufour, #7 of Angel City FC, poses for a photo prior to the NWSL match between Angel City FC and NC Courage at BMO Stadium on June 14, 2025, in Los Angeles, California. (Ian Maule/NWSL via Getty Images)

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