US EditionAnti-ICE Protests Pop up in Cities Across the Country
- Protests against immigration enforcement raids began in Los Angeles on Friday and spread to major U.S. cities by Monday, including Boston and Chicago.
- The protests erupted in response to federal immigration raids and President Trump's 2024 campaign promise to carry out the most extensive deportation effort targeting undocumented immigrants in the nation’s history.
- Trump sent hundreds of National Guard members along with roughly 700 Marines to Los Angeles, despite opposition from Governor Gavin Newsom, further intensifying tensions.
- California Attorney General Rob Bonta said the deployment 'trampled' state sovereignty, while Senator Alex Padilla called it 'a crisis of Trump's own making.'
- The troop deployment and raids intensified protests nationwide, prompting lawsuits, numerous arrests, and plans for continued demonstrations across all 50 states.
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Those pesky "peaceful protests" out west have gotten out of control … AGAIN! Weird. Shocking, really. The Dems keep promising us that there's nothing to see here, but I don't know … I'm just having a hard time believing it. The good news? This one did NOT happen in crime-riddled Los Angeles. It appears the agitators have migrated north, this time hitting up Seattle in protest of all the ICE raids. Unfortunately, these "protests" have gone pretty…
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