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Many Americans Feel Unsafe Amid Violence
- On June 13, 2025, roughly 100 demonstrators assembled near the Los Angeles federal detention facility to protest aggressive immigration enforcement actions and the deployment of troops.
- These demonstrations followed immigration sweeps beginning June 6, carried out by ICE with tactics including warrantless arrests and masked agents detaining migrants across a dozen cities.
- President Trump deployed 700 Marines and 4,000 National Guard soldiers to Los Angeles, overriding Democratic Governor Gavin Newsom's objections, which triggered widespread protests and a legal challenge.
- Judge Charles Breyer declared Trump’s deployment of troops unlawful and instructed that control be returned to Governor Newsom, while the Department of Justice criticized the decision as a significant overreach of the President’s powers as Commander in Chief.
- The events highlight tension over immigration enforcement, increasing political polarization, and public distrust amid ongoing violence and low crime clearance rates in the U.S.
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The demonstrations of the Latino community in Los Angeles against the Trump administration's immigration policy already mark the agenda of the FIFA Club World Cup. The press conferences of coaches Diego Pablo Simeone and Luis Enrique scheduled this Saturday at 18:30 local time were advanced by the organization of the tournament at 10:30 this morning for security reasons. This Saturday a mass demonstration is planned in Los Angeles, to which will…
These U.S. military must protect federal buildings during a day of protest against U.S. President's policy.
Trump Sends Military To Repress Protests in Los Angeles: US Empire’s Tactics Come Home
Donald Trump deployed the US military to repress demonstrations in Los Angeles, California, as protesters denounce the lawless abuse of immigrants by ICE. The oppressive tactics used by the empire abroad are coming home.
Donald Trump sends naval infantry soldiers to Los Angeles last weekend - and continues to fuel the conflict with his political opponents. Nevertheless, the military unit is again arriving in the city. This could exacerbate the protests.
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