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Jeffries says Trump ‘intentionally’ inflaming unrest in Los Angeles
- At a June 9 news conference in Washington, House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries condemned President Donald Trump’s action to send National Guard forces into Los Angeles in response to immigration-related demonstrations.
- Jeffries linked Trump's decision to his broader actions, including pardoning violent felons and more than 1,500 convicted insurrectionists, which drew scrutiny over his law and order claims.
- Jeffries stated the Trump administration labeled protesters as insurrectionists while Trump’s pardons and policies faced accusations of hypocrisy and failing to address key issues like Ukraine and trade.
- Trump pardoned hundreds who violently attacked police and over 1,500 convicted insurrectionists, highlighting contradictions in his public stance on crime and order.
- Jeffries' comments suggest continued political conflict over immigration enforcement tactics and presidential accountability amid ongoing national unrest.
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US President Trump calls the protesters in Los Angeles an insurgent. Representatives of the US Democrats accuse him and the government of a deliberate escalation. Mexico also criticises US migration policy
Rep. Jayapal to Newsmax: Trump WH Purposely Inflaming Tensions in LA
Rep. Pramila Jayapal, D-Wash., former chair of the Congressional Progressive Caucus, told Newsmax on Monday that the Trump administration is inflaming the situation in Los Angeles by showing a one-sided view of the demonstrations against raids by Immigration and Customs Enforcement and by calling in the National Guard and Marines. “The administration is trying to create a violent situation, and to show pictures of only the people who are committ…
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El ComercioGavin Newsom accused that the sending of thousands of soldiers forced new protests and vandalism that led to the imposition of a night curfew today. The entrance Governor of California accuses Trump of “inflaming” Los Angeles until the curfew was first published in La Voz de Michoacán.
California Governor Gavin Newsom accused U.S. President Donald Trump on Tuesday of "inflaming" the situation in Los Angeles with the sending of thousands of military personnel, forcing new protests and vandalism that have led the city to impose a night curfew today. California's entry Governor accuses Trump of "inflaming" Los Angeles until the curfew was first published in the Digital Process.
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