L.A. mayor could face arrest if they ‘cross the line’ : Trump sent 2,000 NATIONAL GUARD on the ground in Los Angeles

Mario Nawfal

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🇺🇸NATIONAL GUARD SWOOPS INTO LA AS ICE PROTESTS ERUPT

The National Guard is now on the ground in Los Angeles.

Trump sent 2,000 troops after protests over ICE raids spiraled into full-blown riots.

It started Friday when ICE agents arrested immigrants across the city.

By nightfall, crowds hit the streets.

By Saturday, storefronts were smashed, fires burned, and parts of LA looked like a scene from a disaster movie.

This morning, military trucks rolled up to the Hall of Justice near City Hall.

Troops were also spotted driving through Paramount, one of the hardest hit areas.

Trump applauded the Guard and slammed LA Mayor Karen Bass and Governor Gavin Newsom for losing control.

Def Sec Pete Hegseth said troops were being sent immediately to help federal agents.

The Guard is now camped outside the LA detention center where arrested immigrants are processed.

Source: NY Post

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BREAKING: Los Angeles protests

– Protest comes one day after immigration raids in LA

– Border Czar Homan calls to bring National Guard

– Trump signs memo to deploy 2,000 California National Guardsmen

– California governor, L.A. mayor could face arrest if they ‘cross the line,’ Trump border czar says

– More than a dozen arrested during clashes with federal agents

– National Guard troops will arrive in L.A. in next 24 hours, federal official says

– U.S. Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth says to deploy active-duty Marines to Los Angeles if violence continues