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New antimigrant operations ordered by Donald Trump in Los Angeles, Chicago and New York

by Omar El Sayed - World Editor

Breaking News: Federal Immigration Police Raids Spark Protests and Violence in Los Angeles, Trump Deploys National Guard and Marine Corps

Los Angeles, CA – The repeated incursions of federal immigration police officers (ICE) in Los Angeles have ignited a series of demonstrations, sometimes escalating into violence. In response, President Donald Trump has deployed 4,000 National Guard troops and 700 elite marine forces to the city, the second largest in the United States, against the wishes of California Governor Gavin Newsom and Mayor Karen Bass.

President’s Response to Demonstrations

While Trump presided over a large military parade in Washington, D.C., on Saturday, hundreds of thousands of protesters took to the streets under the “No Kings” banner to denounce what they perceive as the president’s dictatorial inclinations. The “No Kings” movement has been gaining traction across the country, with similar protests erupting in cities like Seattle.

Trump’s Diatribe on Truth Social

On Sunday, the Republican President took to Truth Social to express his support for ICE agents, claiming that they face daily acts of violence, harassment, and threats from radical Democratic politicians. “Nothing will prevent us from executing our mission,” Trump insisted, ordering ICE agents to “do everything possible” to implement the largest mass deportation program in history.

Focus on Crime and Migration

Trump ordered ICE and other law enforcement bodies to maintain order and focus on “criminogenic and murderous city centers.” The administration aims to reverse the “tide of mass migration destruction,” which has transformed formerly idyllic cities into dystopian scenes reminiscent of the Third World, according to the president.

Democratic Reactions

Democratic leaders have criticized Trump’s actions, with California Governor Gavin Newsom describing the deployment of national troops as an “unnecessary and divisive move.” Mayor Karen Bass has extended a curfew in Los Angeles to prevent violence and vandalism during the demonstrations, emphasizing the unpredictability of ICE raids.

Historical Context and Evergreen Insights

ICE raids and the subsequent protests are not new, but the scale of the current deployment is unprecedented in recent history. Analysts suggest that the political climate, fueled by divisive rhetoric and stringent immigration policies, has heightened tensions across the country. As the nation grapples with these issues, it is crucial to consider the long-term implications of such policies on both domestic and international relations.

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