US Edition‘It Could Happen Anywhere’: Political Analyst Weighs in on Federal Response to L.A. Protests
- More than 118 immigrants were taken into custody by ICE agents during widespread raids across Los Angeles between Friday and Saturday, triggering significant protests in the city.
- The raids came after President Trump sent a contingent of 2,000 National Guard members to Los Angeles without the approval of Governor Newsom, who opposed the move.
- Massive protests erupted downtown, featuring clashes with law enforcement, freeway blockages, graffiti, and escalating violence fueled in part by misinformation about workplace raids.
- Equality California director Tony Hoang condemned Trump’s actions as a “dangerous and deliberate escalation” that risks separating families and harming vulnerable LGBTQ+ immigrants.
- Governor Newsom pledged to sue the administration if control of the National Guard is not returned, while local officials criticized federal actions for inflaming tensions amid ongoing resistance.
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‘It could happen anywhere’: Political analyst weighs in on federal response to L.A. protests
“This just raises larger questions about state sovereignty, and the extent to which the Trump administration is willing to use it authority to go over the heads of other governors.”
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