Donald Trump Vows to 'Liberate' LA Amidst Immigration Raids and Protests
BBC NewsJune 11, 20253 min70,776 views
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- 🌃 An overnight curfew was enforced in Los Angeles after a fifth day of protests concerning President Trump's controversial deployment of the National Guard and Marines.
- 🚨 Police reported mass arrests in downtown LA, with the curfew affecting an area of approximately one square mile.
- ⚠️ Exceptions to the curfew included emergency medical personnel, residents, essential workers, and credentialed media.
Governor Newsom's Opposition
- 🏛️ California Governor Gavin Newsom fiercely opposed the deployment, calling it an "assault" on democracy and a brazen abuse of power.
- 🚫 Newsom stated that Trump commandeered 2,000 National Guard members without consulting California law enforcement leaders, deeming the deployment illegal and unnecessary.
- 📈 The governor argued that the deployment inflamed a combustible situation, putting people, officers, and the National Guard at risk.
Trump's Stance and National Response
- 🇺🇸 The White House asserted that the troops were necessary to protect border control agents during immigration raids.
- 📢 Donald Trump vowed to "liberate" Los Angeles, escalating his conflict with state officials.
- 🗺️ Similar protests and National Guard deployments were reported in other cities, including New York, Chicago, Washington D.C., and Texas, where Governor Greg Abbott also deployed troops to ensure peace and order amidst federal immigration crackdowns.
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