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“Collective arrests” after a curfew was issued to the city center in the city
Welcome to the ongoing guardian of the protests in Los Angeles. If you are just setting it, here is a useful summary to raise you to speed.
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LAPD says it has made “collective arrests” In the center of Los Angeles yet Los Angeles mayor Karen Bass issued a curfew in the city center area in the wake of several days of intense protests against ice raids. The protests were characterized by clashes between demonstrators and law enforcement, widespread sabotage and some looting. The curfew began at 8 pm local time on Tuesday and will continue until 6 am local time on Wednesday. It will apply to a square area to a square in the city center.
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California Governor Gavin New Zoom He threw a severe reprimand on the Trump administration on Tuesday evening, accusing the government of “withdrawing military withdrawal” through Los Angeles and Democracy warning “under attack in front of our eyes.” The statements of the democratic ruler come after Trump ordered the deployment of nearly 5,000 soldiers, including the National Guard and the Marines, to the second largest city in the country.
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The protests against the newly intense immigration raids of the Trump administration, which focused on Los Angeles, spread throughout the country on Tuesday, with demonstrations in New York, Chicago, Atlanta, Omaha and Sayatel. Thousands attended a protest against the enforcement of immigration and customs in the federal government (ICE) in Foley Square in New York City.
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The Federal Provincial Court judge refused to request California to issue an immediate temporary restriction order that would prohibit the Marines and the National Guard forces sent to Los Angeles from doing anything other than guarding federal buildings. Instead, the judge set a hearing on Thursday at the request of the state to obtain a restricted order.
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Trump has given a deep political speech to the non -partisan American army in Fort Prague, where he was called Los Angeles “garbage pile”, the repetitive theories of the unfounded conspiracy, and announced that he had not yet changed the names of the military bases to the Confederation. Trump said that “Los Angeles will liberate and make it free, clean and safe again.”
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Trump has denied the accusation of California governor, Gavin News, and the mayor of Los Angeles, Karen Bass, of pushing instigators to transform protests in the violent city. Video footage of his speech in Fort Prague just hours ago, showing him clearly accusing him.
Main events
Texas Gwenor announces the deployment of the National Guard
Governor Greg Abbott pledged to deploy the National Guard forces throughout the state of Texas, becoming the first ruler to do so with protests against Trump’s raids spread throughout the United States.
Abbott said on X that the National Guard of Texas “will use every tool and strategy to help apply the law to preserve the system.”
“Peaceful protest is legal,” he added. “Harming a person or real estate is illegal and will lead to arrest.”
On Monday night, the demonstrators were arrested in Austin outside Capitol Texas in Austin Abbott.
The National Guard in Texas will be deployed in locations all over the state to ensure peace and order.
Peaceful protest is legal.
Harming a person or property is illegal and will lead to detention.Texasguard Each tool and strategy will be used to help apply the law to maintain the system. https://t.co/rs8B5zge3t
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Anna Bates
Anna Pets wrote an article on journalists who condemn the authorities’ behavior during Los Angeles protests.
Many journalists say they were attacked by the police while covering the demonstrations during the past few days, and called for respect for freedom of the press.
On Sunday, Australian journalist Lauren Thomasi was shot from nine news in the leg with a rubber bullet while reporting the protests.
In a statement, nine news said that Thomasi “was shocked by a rubber bullet” and said that it and its operator in the camera “are safe and will continue their basic work that covers these events.”
The network added: “This incident is a blatant reminder of the underlying risks that journalists can face during the reporting of the front lines of the protests, which confirms the importance of their role in providing vital information.”
Read more here …
Here are some of the latest pictures coming on the wires …
He approaches at one in the morning in Los Angeles, California.
Reports on minor disorders and protest pockets throughout the city come in various means of news.
Meanwhile, hundreds of naval infantry stand in the Sail Beach area, 30 miles south of Los Angeles, an American official told Reuters.
The National Guard maintains the presence of about 2000 soldiers, which is less than 50 % of 4000 people to be activated.
Marines and the National Guard do not have any detention powers, and there is only to protect federal buildings.
Robert Maki
The Guardian reported the protests against ice raids in Los Angeles, where Donald Trump is moving his administration’s efforts to detain illegal immigrants.
My colleague Robert Maki has verified the fact that Trump’s president threw at the military base Fort Prague, which included lies and conspiracy theories about Los Angeles.
Here are Robert’s piece excerpts:
Trump falsely claims that the demonstrators carry foreign flags as part of the “foreign invasion”
In his deep partisan speech in Fort Prague, Trump made an unfounded claim that the protests against immigration raids in Los Angeles led by “rioters carry foreign flags with the aim of continuing the foreign invasion.”
The comments were accused of Trump’s senior advisers and writer Stephen Miller, who wrote on Sunday on social media that “foreign citizens, waving foreign flags” were “riots”, and a baseless claim by Christie Nayyv, Minister of Internal Security Donald Trump, who accused the Mexican President earlier this week Claudia Shinbom “of encouraging violent protest.”
Shinbom said on Tuesday that the prosecution was “completely false.”
In recent days, some demonstrators waved the relations of Mexico, Guatemala and El Salvador – in addition to the flags that combine the banners of those countries and the American flag – in presenting ethnic pride and solidarity with immigrants in their society now targeted by immigration officials.
Read the rest here …
Trump tells Trump to the height of families and children. “
The mayor of Los Angeles Karen Bass, President Donald Trump, said that his decision to deploy the army does not make the city safer.
“The Trump administration told us that they were following violent criminals, gang members and drug dealers,” Bass posted on social media.
“But they went after the home warehouse. They are following families and children. This does not make Los Angeles safer.”
The metro temporarily suspended many transportation links across the center of Los Angeles, where the curfew entered at 8 pm on Tuesday. Trains and buses were suspended, leaving many passengers.
“I am a young man and is capable of the body, so it is not a big obstacle for me,” Joseph Cohen May, who used to take the metro line to the city center from Santa Monica, told the Los Angeles Times. “But there are thousands of people who live in the city center, and there are thousands of people who still need to work tomorrow in the early morning.”
“This has been terribly implemented. It seems that the mayor and the city council do not realize that there are people living in the city center,” May added.
This full report provides a comprehensive overview of the civil disorders that are revealed in the streets of Los Angeles …
The BBC reported that there is no sign of the US Navy or National Guard forces in the streets of Los Angeles this evening.
There is no sign of patrols in demonstrations or arresting people during protests.
“Collective arrests” after a curfew was issued to the city center in the city
Welcome to the ongoing guardian of the protests in Los Angeles. If you are just setting it, here is a useful summary to raise you to speed.
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LAPD says it has made “collective arrests” In the center of Los Angeles yet Los Angeles mayor Karen Bass issued a curfew in the city center area in the wake of several days of intense protests against ice raids. The protests were characterized by clashes between demonstrators and law enforcement, widespread sabotage and some looting. The curfew began at 8 pm local time on Tuesday and will continue until 6 am local time on Wednesday. It will apply to a square area to a square in the city center.
-
California Governor Gavin New Zoom He threw a severe reprimand on the Trump administration on Tuesday evening, accusing the government of “withdrawing military withdrawal” through Los Angeles and Democracy warning “under attack in front of our eyes.” The statements of the democratic ruler come after Trump ordered the deployment of nearly 5,000 soldiers, including the National Guard and the Marines, to the second largest city in the country.
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The protests against the newly intense immigration raids of the Trump administration, which focused on Los Angeles, spread throughout the country on Tuesday, with demonstrations in New York, Chicago, Atlanta, Omaha and Sayatel. Thousands attended a protest against the enforcement of immigration and customs in the federal government (ICE) in Foley Square in New York City.
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The Federal Provincial Court judge refused to request California to issue an immediate temporary restriction order that would prohibit the Marines and the National Guard forces sent to Los Angeles from doing anything other than guarding federal buildings. Instead, the judge set a hearing on Thursday at the request of the state to obtain a restricted order.
-
Trump has given a deep political speech to the non -partisan American army in Fort Prague, where he was called Los Angeles “garbage pile”, the repetitive theories of the unfounded conspiracy, and announced that he had not yet changed the names of the military bases to the Confederation. Trump said that “Los Angeles will liberate and make it free, clean and safe again.”
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Trump has denied the accusation of California governor, Gavin News, and the mayor of Los Angeles, Karen Bass, of pushing instigators to transform protests in the violent city. Video footage of his speech in Fort Prague just hours ago, showing him clearly accusing him.