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President Donald Trump warned that the federal government would intervene in Los Angeles to restore the order, as his administration started mobilizing the National Guard in response to the increasing disturbance on a wave of immigration raids.
“If California Governor Gavin Newsmam, and Mayor of Los Angeles, Karen Bass, cannot do his work – who everyone knows that they cannot do – then the federal government will solve the problem, riots and looting and solve it, the way it should be solved !!!” Trump wrote on Truth Social on Saturday.
Plans for deployment come as the performance accelerates for the second day after American immigration and customs enforcement actions across the city. The ICE said that it arrested 2,000 unspecified people this week, including 118 persons in the Los Angeles area.
Officials said that “the attacks near the raids near the attack and destruction are gathering soldiers to address the violence and destruction, where the protesters are gathering,” Border Caesar Tom Homan said in an interview with Fox News.
More than 1,000 protesters surrounded a federal building in the city on Friday, and additional demonstrations on Saturday in the South of the city, in the Paramount. Local media reported tear gas and flash-bang grenade posted to disperse the crowd.
The Homeland Security Department on Saturday accused Democratic leaders in California on Saturday, alleging contributing to violence, including Newsom and Bass.
DHS spokesperson Trisia McLaglin said in a statement, “Law enforcement in law enforcement is the violent target of law enforcement and mayor bass and governor Newsom have to call to end it.”
Newsom said that the federal government’s plan to control the state national guards and deploy 2,000 soldiers was “purposefully inflammatory” and there was a possibility of increasing stress. Bass said that “the strategy sows terror in our communities.”
The LA Police Department said that it was not participating in the federal immigration enforcement crack.
Police chief Jim McDonal wrote on social media, “LD is not involved in the Civil Immigration Enforcement.” “While LD will continue to have a visible presence in all our communities to ensure public safety, we will not help or participate in exile on any kind of large scale nor will LD try to determine the immigration status of a person.”
DHS Secretary Christie Nom warned the protesters that any violence would be prosecuted against the officials. “You won’t stop us or will not slow us,” he said in an X post. FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino said in an X post, several arrests have been made.
The Ice has promised to continue the arrest as the authorities have fulfilled Trump’s promise to oversee the biggest exile effort in American history. The President has threatened to cut federal funds to the most populous US state after controversies over the allegations of antisementism on immigration, transgender issues and college premises.
Kelly Lofler, head of the Small Business Administration, announced on Saturday that his agency would begin to exclude its regional office from LA, stating what he described as the city’s failure to cooperate with snow.
“If a city will not protect its people, we will not live,” Loeffler wrote on X.
With help from Genin Facadham.
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