The first of the total 2,000 members of the National Guard to announce that it will develop in the Donald Trump government have already taken positions with the climate smelling gunpowder after clashes that broke out between federal agents and protesters during the second day of protests.
Indeed, Defense Minister Pitt Hegsheth warned that the Pentagon is ready to mobilize marines, “if violence continues” in Los Angeles, noting that the Marines on the nearby Pentlenton base are “on increased alert”.
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What does the law predict
The law of 1807 allows the president to develop the US Army to enforce order in cases of social upheaval. The last time this legislation appealed was during the 1992 riots in Los Angeles, at the request of the California Governor.
The last time the National Guard developed in California to face riots was in 2020 after the violent incidents erupted by the murder of African -American George Floid during a white police officer.
The Republican is committed to deporting a number of records of people who are irregularly in the US and closing the border with Mexico. The White House has set the aim of Ice to capture at least 3,000 immigrants a day.
However, these businesses are also arrested by people who are legally found in the US, including some who have a permanent residence permit, resulting in appeals against the government.
The time of conflict
Immigration (ICE) executives gathered on Saturday morning in the Paramount suburb, where several members of the Spanish -speaking community reside, near a Home Depot chain store, where they usually seek workers searching for a paycheck offering their services. It is not clear whether the Ice agents were preparing to capture irregular immigrants or gathered there to prepare a business.
When their presence was noticed, tension was caused and the sheriff’s office announced that he had developed police officers to restore order. Protesters threw objects to police and attempted to prevent the bus departure from the area. Officers repelled the crowd with tear gas and grenades.
A second demonstration on Saturday night in downtown Los Angeles attracted about 60 people, shouting slogans such as “Ice outside LA!”
Los Angeles police announced through X that “many people were arrested because they were not removed after multiple warnings.” He did not give any other clarifications, and there is no official information about arrests.
The first demonstrations broke out on Friday night after Ice agents carried out businesses in Los Angeles and arrested at least 44 people for violations of immigration legislation.
