The federal government said it deployed hundreds of Marines to Los Angeles to protect federal buildings and personnel during anti-Immigration and Customs Enforcement protests in June. The decision marked the first time in more than three decades Marines were sent into a U.S. city amid civil unrest.

Hundreds of Marines sent to Los Angeles in response to anti-immigration raid protests are set to head home after a little more than a month in the city, ending a controversial domestic deployment of active-duty troops not seen in more than three decades.

The Pentagon said it was ending the deployment of more National Guard troops that were sent to Los Angeles to respond to anti-ICE protests.