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President Donald Trump ordered 700 US marines and 2,000 additional National Guard soldiers at Los Angeles on Tuesday in response to immigration protests despite the vocal protests of California governors and city leaders. The move has started a legal battle on the rights of the state and many people call a dangerous federal overch.
State files sued against Trump’s military deployment
California’s Attorney General Rob Bonta filed a case on Monday, arguing the deployment of National Guard soldiers, violating the sovereignty of the state. Legal action demanded a preventive order to stop Trump’s “illegal gathering”.Bonta said, “We do not take the President lightly misusing his rights and illegally mobilize the National Guard soldiers of California.” After doubling the number of soldiers on Trump’s land, the lawsuit increased, fueling unrest and legal alarm.
Newsom condemns Troop’s presence as ‘illegal and immoral’
Governor Gavin Newsom condemned the deployment, called it “a misuse of power”. In a series of positions on X, Newsom said, “It’s not about public safety. It is about stroke to the ego of a dangerous president.”Considering Trump’s suggestion that Seema Caesar Tom Holman should arrest the governor to intervene with federal enforcement, Newjom said, “The President of the United States called only one governor’s arrest. It’s a day that I expected that I would never see in America.”He warned that Marines are being misused as political equipment: “American marines serve a valuable objective for this country – defending democracy. They are not political papers.”
Why are protests happening?
Federal agents began protests last Friday after carrying out the immigration raid in the La Metro area, in which more than 100 immigrants were arrested. Fearing additional raids, protesters gathered outside a DHS office in Paramount. Some clashes became violent, the protesters responded with tear gas and flash-bang to rocks and law enforcement.The unrest spread to Competon and Downtown Los Angeles, where protesters attempted to block the border patrol vehicles. Both the immigrants and the protesters have had several arrests.
Protests spread across the country, inspire state reactions
Immigration raids and federal action have ignited protests across the country. In Austin, Texas, protesters collided with the police outside the snow office, leading to the arrest. In Dallas, protesters captured a bridge, before the police considered the assembly illegal. Boston looked at Troop’s deployment and the arrest of Labor Leader David Hurti, both, who were later released on Bond.Florida village. Ron Desantis warned that any performance that converts into the riots would face a strict rift: “Just be ready to come down on the law you, and we will make an example of you.”
Current status in Los Angeles
Monday’s performances were more peaceful than the previous day’s chaos. Thousands of people held rallies near the city hall, which demands the release of Haurta and the end of the Federal Crackdown. Outside a downtown Federal Complex, hundreds of people continued to protest.Nevertheless, it was visible after Sunday’s violence-climbing roads, frescoes covered with graffiti, and police barricades. Stressful in the city, protests showed no signs of slowing down on immigration and federal authority as a legal and political fight.
