National Guard troops arrive in Los Angeles on Trump’s orders to quell immigration protests
- On Sunday, President Donald Trump ordered the mobilization of two thousand troops from the California National Guard to Los Angeles in response to protests related to immigration.
- The deployment followed escalating immigration raids and protests, with Governor Gavin Newsom condemning the act as unlawful and claiming it inflames tensions without his consultation.
- Local law enforcement maintained order and protected federal facilities amid street closures and clashes, while Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth placed Marines on high alert to support if protests worsen.
- Trump commended the National Guard for their efforts in Los Angeles following several days of unrest, while Governor Newsom asked the federal government to cancel the deployment and restore state authority over the troops.
- The deployment highlights federal-state tensions over immigration enforcement and the limits of troop use domestically, as the Guard supports ICE but cannot perform law enforcement without the Insurrection Act being invoked.
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Trump Deploys National Guard to LA Riots | Her Take LIVE Ep. 6 - Valuetainment
Today on Her Take, Jillian Michaels leads a charged panel featuring Grant Cardone, Lindy Li, and Amy Dangerfield to unpack the escalating chaos in Los Angeles. The post Trump Deploys National Guard to LA Riots | Her Take LIVE Ep. 6 first appeared on Valuetainment.
Readers respond: Condemn deployment of the military in our streets
President Donald Trump’s deployment of California National Guard troops and U.S. Marines to Los Angeles is deeply concerning, (“National Guard troops arrive in Los Angeles on Trump’s orders to quell immigration protests,” June 8).
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"Civil war": crime and migrants impose their will on Americans: EADaily
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Actors and Actress Comments On Protests - Patriot Newsfeed
Hollywood’s political tone-deafness was on full display this week as celebrities rushed to defend the anti-ICE demonstrators who flooded the streets of Los Angeles—many of whom did far more than chant and carry signs. While President Trump deployed the National Guard and Marines to restore order following days of chaos, looting, and violence, stars like Eva Longoria and Rosario Dawson took to Instagram to criticize—not the criminals torching veh…
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