A CNN correspondent was caught in the middle of chaotic anti-ICE protests in Los Angeles after federal agents deployed pepper balls to disperse demonstrators, causing the journalist to cough and choke live on air.

A CNN reporter got hit with pepper spray while reporting live from the scene of chaotic anti-ICE protests in Los Angeles on Friday. STAY UP TO DATE WITH THE LATEST NEWS BY SUBSCRIBING TO MORNING REPORT NEWSLETTER Correspondent Veronica Miracle was on camera covering the unruly crowd when she suddenly ducked and turned away,

A chaotic scene unfolded Friday live on CNN as anti-ICE protests escalated in downtown Los Angeles, where reporter Veronica Miracle visibly struggled on camera. During a live report from the demonstration,

During the Friday, January 30 episode of CNN, correspondent Veronica Miracle choked up on pepper spray as she reported live from an ICE protest in Downtown Los Angeles

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CNN correspondent Veronica Miracle began coughing and choking live on camera when Trump ICE agents fired pepper balls into a crowd of protesters. The post ‘I Just Got Hit!’ CNN Reporter Chokes Live On Camera As Trump ICE Agents Fire Irritants At Protesters first appeared on Mediaite.

CNN Headline News. Based in the network's world headquarters in Atlanta, Collins joined CNN in 1992. Previously, Collins, as an environmental news anchor, contributed reports to Next@CNN, a one-hour weekly magazine-format program covering science,