US EditionNational Guard troops arrive in Los Angeles on Trump’s orders to quell immigration protests
- President Donald Trump ordered the deployment of 2,000 California National Guard soldiers to Los Angeles on Sunday to assist with immigration enforcement amid ongoing protests and disturbances.
- The deployment followed days of immigration raids and protests in Los Angeles and nearby communities, which prompted clashes and street closures near detention centers.
- Governor Gavin Newsom has officially called on the Trump administration to withdraw the deployment order and restore the California National Guard’s command to the state, describing the action as illegal and intentionally provocative.
- Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth stated Marines could be deployed if protests escalate, while Trump praised the Guard’s arrival to address credible threats and lawlessness.
- The deployment deepened political tensions over federal authority versus state sovereignty and risked escalating conflicts amid ongoing immigration enforcement and demonstrations.
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President Donald Trump asked Jim McDonnell, chief of the Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD), to "send the troops", after he said he would have to "assess" the need for the National Guard intervention, in view of...
Los Angeles (USA), 8 Jun (EFE).- The Los Angeles community resisted this Sunday to bend its defense of undocumented people, despite threats from the Trump administration of more immigration raids and the repression of protests with the soldiers of the National Guard.A crowd gathered this Sunday – for the third day in a row – in downtown Los Angeles to protest against the mass raids on migrants by the Immigration and Customs Control Service (ICE)…
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