Social media posts showed federal agents at Villa Parke on Saturday morning. Activities were also canceled at Robinson and Victory parks.

The city of Pasadena canceled regular programming at local parks on Saturday after apparent immigration enforcement activity was spotted. The announcement came from the city's official page on X, where it said that swim lessons and other programs were being canceled on Saturday at three local parks out of an "abundance of caution."

The cancellations also follow protests in Pasadena on Sunday, June 8 sparked by reports of federal immigration sweeps and claims that ICE agents were staying in local hotels. Demonstrators marched through Old Pasadena, calling for federal agents to get out of town and for the city to reaffirm its sanctuary policies.