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Trump Calls L.A. Protesters 'Insurrectionists' After National Guard Deployment

  • Violent protests erupted in Los Angeles County starting June 7 around ICE deportation raids in Paramount and escalated over the weekend with freeway blockades and clashes downtown.
  • The unrest arose from federal immigration enforcement actions met with demonstrators opposing deportations and sanctuary policies amid political tensions between federal and state leaders.
  • Authorities deployed tear gas and less-lethal rounds, the California Highway Patrol cleared major freeway lanes, and the FBI is seeking suspects for assaults on federal officers and property damage.
  • The White House confirmed a federal deployment of 2,000 National Guard troops, with 500 Marines on standby, while Trump accused protesters of being “paid insurrectionists” and blamed local officials for failure.
  • Governor Newsom denounced the deployment as unconstitutional and plans a lawsuit, Mayor Bass urged calm, and the situation highlights deep disputes over immigration enforcement and federal-state authority.
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In L.A., protests against Trump's migration policy escalate: looting, emergency, curfew. Trump scolds, rushes – and marches the National Guard. The situation threatens to overturn. Michael Wüllenweber is on site.

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Daily Telegraph NZ broke the news in on Monday, June 9, 2025.
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