Trump Deploys National Guard in LA Following Anti-ICE Clashes
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- President Trump ordered at least 2,000 National Guard troops to assist ICE agents following clashes with demonstrators over the weekend. The order came over the objections of Gov. Gavin Newsom, who called the move "purposefully inflammatory."
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The 79th Infantry Brigade Combat Team has deployed approximately 300 soldiers to three separate areas in greater Los Angeles, the The U.S. Northern Command said on X. They are conducting "safety and protection of federal property and personnel," the command said. A statement from Gov. Newsom's office also confirmed this.
The BBC reports that California National Guard troops have arrived in Los Angeles from San Bernardino county. They were seen gathering outside the detention center in downtown LA.
According to updates sourced via local news outlets, the deployment of 2000 National Guard troops is called to last for 60 days, or as long as the Defense Secretary decides. Law enforcement officers have been cleared for non-lethal tactics, deploying flash bangs, tear gas and rubber bullets against protestors.
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass has urged residents who protest to do so peacefully.
A statement from California Governor Gavin Newsom via X called the mobilization move '...purposefully inflammatory and would only escalate tensions'
An update from Tom Homan, the White House appointed Border Czar, around 2,000 California National Guard servicemembers have been federalized and will deploy to counter anti-ICE protests.
Latest videos show protesters lighting a vehicle on fire in the middle of the road.
Protesters are attempting to keep fires burning as a brush fire has reportedly started.
Protestors are using shopping carts to create a barricade.
Los Angeles County Sheriff deputies are reportedly using pepper spray to push protesters back.
Protesters are grabbing cement blocks from outside Home Depot, putting them in shopping carts, and running towards the protest line, according to a news helicopter.
A pallet is on fire in the street.
“Donald Trump’s chaos is eroding trust, tearing families apart, and undermining the workers and industries that power America’s economy,” California Gov. Gavin Newsom said.
Protesters attacked a FOX11 car, believing it belonged to federal agents.
Protesters reportedly turned over shopping carts and other objects in the street.
Police report that fireworks are being thrown at the bus, and the road is obstructed with cinder blocks and shopping carts.
Police report vandalism to the bus windows.
Police report that the U.S. Marshals are deploying tear gas.
Police report that protesters are blocking a U.S. Marshals bus from accessing the off-ramp, with approximately 150 to 200 individuals involved.
"Federal law enforcement operations are proceeding as planned this weekend in Los Angeles County. I urge the public to refrain from interfering with these lawful actions. Anyone who obstructs federal agents will face arrest and prosecution," U.S. Attorney Bill Essayli said in a social media post.
Police report that individuals are using cinder blocks to block traffic and have started a fire with trash debris at an intersection.
Police report individuals are moving a shopping cart filled with cinder blocks towards the I-710 on Alondra.
“Deputies are only there to provide traffic control and general public safety, but they are not assisting the federal authorities at the location,” a Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department spokesperson said.
Police have visual confirmation of individuals with cinder blocks, escalating the situation. Additional units are monitoring the area.
Police report that the crowd may be throwing cinder blocks at passing cars.
Police have received reports of individuals in a parking lot potentially constructing explosive devices to target deputies.
Police are investigating reports that the group is using metal shopping carts to form a barricade.
Police are requesting additional units to assist deputies who are outnumbered by a crowd.
Police advise that the southbound I-710 is blocked due to protesters.
Firefighters report that sheriffs are using tear gas to disperse crowds, and the situation remains stable with no significant unrest reported.
Homeland Security is deploying gas in the area, and police units are coordinating containment efforts.
Police are coordinating to shut down roads at Alondra and Orange, with multiple units responding to the scene.
The address reported for this incident has changed to 6400 Alondra Blvd.
A Citizen user shows video of federal agents in the area.
The address reported for this incident has changed to N Atlantic Pl & Alondra Blvd.
Incident reported at 6434 Alondra Blvd.
The 79th Infantry Brigade Combat Team has deployed approximately 300 soldiers to three separate areas in greater Los Angeles, the The U.S. Northern Command said on X. They are conducting "safety and protection of federal property and personnel," the command said. A statement from Gov. Newsom's office also confirmed this.
The BBC reports that California National Guard troops have arrived in Los Angeles from San Bernardino county. They were seen gathering outside the detention center in downtown LA.
According to updates sourced via local news outlets, the deployment of 2000 National Guard troops is called to last for 60 days, or as long as the Defense Secretary decides. Law enforcement officers have been cleared for non-lethal tactics, deploying flash bangs, tear gas and rubber bullets against protestors.
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass has urged residents who protest to do so peacefully.
A statement from California Governor Gavin Newsom via X called the mobilization move '...purposefully inflammatory and would only escalate tensions'
An update from Tom Homan, the White House appointed Border Czar, around 2,000 California National Guard servicemembers have been federalized and will deploy to counter anti-ICE protests.
Latest videos show protesters lighting a vehicle on fire in the middle of the road.
Protesters are attempting to keep fires burning as a brush fire has reportedly started.
Protestors are using shopping carts to create a barricade.
Los Angeles County Sheriff deputies are reportedly using pepper spray to push protesters back.
Protesters are grabbing cement blocks from outside Home Depot, putting them in shopping carts, and running towards the protest line, according to a news helicopter.
A pallet is on fire in the street.
“Donald Trump’s chaos is eroding trust, tearing families apart, and undermining the workers and industries that power America’s economy,” California Gov. Gavin Newsom said.
Protesters attacked a FOX11 car, believing it belonged to federal agents.
Protesters reportedly turned over shopping carts and other objects in the street.
Police report that fireworks are being thrown at the bus, and the road is obstructed with cinder blocks and shopping carts.
Police report vandalism to the bus windows.
Police report that the U.S. Marshals are deploying tear gas.
Police report that protesters are blocking a U.S. Marshals bus from accessing the off-ramp, with approximately 150 to 200 individuals involved.
"Federal law enforcement operations are proceeding as planned this weekend in Los Angeles County. I urge the public to refrain from interfering with these lawful actions. Anyone who obstructs federal agents will face arrest and prosecution," U.S. Attorney Bill Essayli said in a social media post.
Police report that individuals are using cinder blocks to block traffic and have started a fire with trash debris at an intersection.
Police report individuals are moving a shopping cart filled with cinder blocks towards the I-710 on Alondra.
“Deputies are only there to provide traffic control and general public safety, but they are not assisting the federal authorities at the location,” a Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department spokesperson said.
Police have visual confirmation of individuals with cinder blocks, escalating the situation. Additional units are monitoring the area.
Police report that the crowd may be throwing cinder blocks at passing cars.
Police have received reports of individuals in a parking lot potentially constructing explosive devices to target deputies.
Police are investigating reports that the group is using metal shopping carts to form a barricade.
Police are requesting additional units to assist deputies who are outnumbered by a crowd.
Police advise that the southbound I-710 is blocked due to protesters.
Firefighters report that sheriffs are using tear gas to disperse crowds, and the situation remains stable with no significant unrest reported.
Homeland Security is deploying gas in the area, and police units are coordinating containment efforts.
Police are coordinating to shut down roads at Alondra and Orange, with multiple units responding to the scene.
The address reported for this incident has changed to 6400 Alondra Blvd.
A Citizen user shows video of federal agents in the area.
The address reported for this incident has changed to N Atlantic Pl & Alondra Blvd.
Incident reported at 6434 Alondra Blvd.
The 79th Infantry Brigade Combat Team has deployed approximately 300 soldiers to three separate areas in greater Los Angeles, the The U.S. Northern Command said on X. They are conducting "safety and protection of federal property and personnel," the command said. A statement from Gov. Newsom's office also confirmed this.
The BBC reports that California National Guard troops have arrived in Los Angeles from San Bernardino county. They were seen gathering outside the detention center in downtown LA.
According to updates sourced via local news outlets, the deployment of 2000 National Guard troops is called to last for 60 days, or as long as the Defense Secretary decides. Law enforcement officers have been cleared for non-lethal tactics, deploying flash bangs, tear gas and rubber bullets against protestors.
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass has urged residents who protest to do so peacefully.
A statement from California Governor Gavin Newsom via X called the mobilization move '...purposefully inflammatory and would only escalate tensions'
An update from Tom Homan, the White House appointed Border Czar, around 2,000 California National Guard servicemembers have been federalized and will deploy to counter anti-ICE protests.
Latest videos show protesters lighting a vehicle on fire in the middle of the road.
Protesters are attempting to keep fires burning as a brush fire has reportedly started.
Protestors are using shopping carts to create a barricade.
Los Angeles County Sheriff deputies are reportedly using pepper spray to push protesters back.
Protesters are grabbing cement blocks from outside Home Depot, putting them in shopping carts, and running towards the protest line, according to a news helicopter.
A pallet is on fire in the street.
“Donald Trump’s chaos is eroding trust, tearing families apart, and undermining the workers and industries that power America’s economy,” California Gov. Gavin Newsom said.
Protesters attacked a FOX11 car, believing it belonged to federal agents.
Protesters reportedly turned over shopping carts and other objects in the street.
Police report that fireworks are being thrown at the bus, and the road is obstructed with cinder blocks and shopping carts.
Police report vandalism to the bus windows.
Police report that the U.S. Marshals are deploying tear gas.
Police report that protesters are blocking a U.S. Marshals bus from accessing the off-ramp, with approximately 150 to 200 individuals involved.
"Federal law enforcement operations are proceeding as planned this weekend in Los Angeles County. I urge the public to refrain from interfering with these lawful actions. Anyone who obstructs federal agents will face arrest and prosecution," U.S. Attorney Bill Essayli said in a social media post.
Police report that individuals are using cinder blocks to block traffic and have started a fire with trash debris at an intersection.
Police report individuals are moving a shopping cart filled with cinder blocks towards the I-710 on Alondra.
“Deputies are only there to provide traffic control and general public safety, but they are not assisting the federal authorities at the location,” a Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department spokesperson said.
Police have visual confirmation of individuals with cinder blocks, escalating the situation. Additional units are monitoring the area.
Police report that the crowd may be throwing cinder blocks at passing cars.
Police have received reports of individuals in a parking lot potentially constructing explosive devices to target deputies.
Police are investigating reports that the group is using metal shopping carts to form a barricade.
Police are requesting additional units to assist deputies who are outnumbered by a crowd.
Police advise that the southbound I-710 is blocked due to protesters.
Firefighters report that sheriffs are using tear gas to disperse crowds, and the situation remains stable with no significant unrest reported.
Homeland Security is deploying gas in the area, and police units are coordinating containment efforts.
Police are coordinating to shut down roads at Alondra and Orange, with multiple units responding to the scene.
The address reported for this incident has changed to 6400 Alondra Blvd.
A Citizen user shows video of federal agents in the area.
The address reported for this incident has changed to N Atlantic Pl & Alondra Blvd.
Incident reported at 6434 Alondra Blvd.
The 79th Infantry Brigade Combat Team has deployed approximately 300 soldiers to three separate areas in greater Los Angeles, the The U.S. Northern Command said on X. They are conducting "safety and protection of federal property and personnel," the command said. A statement from Gov. Newsom's office also confirmed this.
The BBC reports that California National Guard troops have arrived in Los Angeles from San Bernardino county. They were seen gathering outside the detention center in downtown LA.
According to updates sourced via local news outlets, the deployment of 2000 National Guard troops is called to last for 60 days, or as long as the Defense Secretary decides. Law enforcement officers have been cleared for non-lethal tactics, deploying flash bangs, tear gas and rubber bullets against protestors.
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass has urged residents who protest to do so peacefully.
A statement from California Governor Gavin Newsom via X called the mobilization move '...purposefully inflammatory and would only escalate tensions'
An update from Tom Homan, the White House appointed Border Czar, around 2,000 California National Guard servicemembers have been federalized and will deploy to counter anti-ICE protests.
Latest videos show protesters lighting a vehicle on fire in the middle of the road.
Protesters are attempting to keep fires burning as a brush fire has reportedly started.
Protestors are using shopping carts to create a barricade.
Los Angeles County Sheriff deputies are reportedly using pepper spray to push protesters back.
Protesters are grabbing cement blocks from outside Home Depot, putting them in shopping carts, and running towards the protest line, according to a news helicopter.
A pallet is on fire in the street.
“Donald Trump’s chaos is eroding trust, tearing families apart, and undermining the workers and industries that power America’s economy,” California Gov. Gavin Newsom said.
Protesters attacked a FOX11 car, believing it belonged to federal agents.
Protesters reportedly turned over shopping carts and other objects in the street.
Police report that fireworks are being thrown at the bus, and the road is obstructed with cinder blocks and shopping carts.
Police report vandalism to the bus windows.
Police report that the U.S. Marshals are deploying tear gas.
Police report that protesters are blocking a U.S. Marshals bus from accessing the off-ramp, with approximately 150 to 200 individuals involved.
"Federal law enforcement operations are proceeding as planned this weekend in Los Angeles County. I urge the public to refrain from interfering with these lawful actions. Anyone who obstructs federal agents will face arrest and prosecution," U.S. Attorney Bill Essayli said in a social media post.
Police report that individuals are using cinder blocks to block traffic and have started a fire with trash debris at an intersection.
Police report individuals are moving a shopping cart filled with cinder blocks towards the I-710 on Alondra.
“Deputies are only there to provide traffic control and general public safety, but they are not assisting the federal authorities at the location,” a Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department spokesperson said.
Police have visual confirmation of individuals with cinder blocks, escalating the situation. Additional units are monitoring the area.
Police report that the crowd may be throwing cinder blocks at passing cars.
Police have received reports of individuals in a parking lot potentially constructing explosive devices to target deputies.
Police are investigating reports that the group is using metal shopping carts to form a barricade.
Police are requesting additional units to assist deputies who are outnumbered by a crowd.
Police advise that the southbound I-710 is blocked due to protesters.
Firefighters report that sheriffs are using tear gas to disperse crowds, and the situation remains stable with no significant unrest reported.
Homeland Security is deploying gas in the area, and police units are coordinating containment efforts.
Police are coordinating to shut down roads at Alondra and Orange, with multiple units responding to the scene.
The address reported for this incident has changed to 6400 Alondra Blvd.
A Citizen user shows video of federal agents in the area.
The address reported for this incident has changed to N Atlantic Pl & Alondra Blvd.
Incident reported at 6434 Alondra Blvd.
The 79th Infantry Brigade Combat Team has deployed approximately 300 soldiers to three separate areas in greater Los Angeles, the The U.S. Northern Command said on X. They are conducting "safety and protection of federal property and personnel," the command said. A statement from Gov. Newsom's office also confirmed this.
The BBC reports that California National Guard troops have arrived in Los Angeles from San Bernardino county. They were seen gathering outside the detention center in downtown LA.
According to updates sourced via local news outlets, the deployment of 2000 National Guard troops is called to last for 60 days, or as long as the Defense Secretary decides. Law enforcement officers have been cleared for non-lethal tactics, deploying flash bangs, tear gas and rubber bullets against protestors.
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass has urged residents who protest to do so peacefully.
A statement from California Governor Gavin Newsom via X called the mobilization move '...purposefully inflammatory and would only escalate tensions'
An update from Tom Homan, the White House appointed Border Czar, around 2,000 California National Guard servicemembers have been federalized and will deploy to counter anti-ICE protests.
Latest videos show protesters lighting a vehicle on fire in the middle of the road.
Protesters are attempting to keep fires burning as a brush fire has reportedly started.
Protestors are using shopping carts to create a barricade.
Los Angeles County Sheriff deputies are reportedly using pepper spray to push protesters back.
Protesters are grabbing cement blocks from outside Home Depot, putting them in shopping carts, and running towards the protest line, according to a news helicopter.
A pallet is on fire in the street.
“Donald Trump’s chaos is eroding trust, tearing families apart, and undermining the workers and industries that power America’s economy,” California Gov. Gavin Newsom said.
Protesters attacked a FOX11 car, believing it belonged to federal agents.
Protesters reportedly turned over shopping carts and other objects in the street.
Police report that fireworks are being thrown at the bus, and the road is obstructed with cinder blocks and shopping carts.
Police report vandalism to the bus windows.
Police report that the U.S. Marshals are deploying tear gas.
Police report that protesters are blocking a U.S. Marshals bus from accessing the off-ramp, with approximately 150 to 200 individuals involved.
"Federal law enforcement operations are proceeding as planned this weekend in Los Angeles County. I urge the public to refrain from interfering with these lawful actions. Anyone who obstructs federal agents will face arrest and prosecution," U.S. Attorney Bill Essayli said in a social media post.
Police report that individuals are using cinder blocks to block traffic and have started a fire with trash debris at an intersection.
Police report individuals are moving a shopping cart filled with cinder blocks towards the I-710 on Alondra.
“Deputies are only there to provide traffic control and general public safety, but they are not assisting the federal authorities at the location,” a Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department spokesperson said.
Police have visual confirmation of individuals with cinder blocks, escalating the situation. Additional units are monitoring the area.
Police report that the crowd may be throwing cinder blocks at passing cars.
Police have received reports of individuals in a parking lot potentially constructing explosive devices to target deputies.
Police are investigating reports that the group is using metal shopping carts to form a barricade.
Police are requesting additional units to assist deputies who are outnumbered by a crowd.
Police advise that the southbound I-710 is blocked due to protesters.
Firefighters report that sheriffs are using tear gas to disperse crowds, and the situation remains stable with no significant unrest reported.
Homeland Security is deploying gas in the area, and police units are coordinating containment efforts.
Police are coordinating to shut down roads at Alondra and Orange, with multiple units responding to the scene.
The address reported for this incident has changed to 6400 Alondra Blvd.
A Citizen user shows video of federal agents in the area.
The address reported for this incident has changed to N Atlantic Pl & Alondra Blvd.
Incident reported at 6434 Alondra Blvd.
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I hope they show this much force for actual illegal criminal/ cartel persons
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If only they put this much finding missing children
@Ashrae44 Human trafficking and drug smuggling rise up from south of the border, so is it? It’s connected to illegal immigration more than these distracting topics (school shooting, missing children, Epstein files, etc.) you’re trying to insert to divert our attention from the main issue.
It’s not immigrants plastered all over them Epstein files tho is it lol
@BurbankMoni Low IQ chime in
they're arresting ppl going to their court hearings for their citizen process, tf you mean do it legally
@mounthollyUser1453157012 do you know what home invasion means ? Someone enters your house ILLEGALLY!
I hope they show this much force for actual illegal criminal/ cartel persons
@Carpediem33 crossing the ocean is not The right way. Tell ur ancestors not to invaded Mexico at 1847
If only they put this much finding missing children
@Ashrae44 Human trafficking and drug smuggling rise up from south of the border, so is it? It’s connected to illegal immigration more than these distracting topics (school shooting, missing children, Epstein files, etc.) you’re trying to insert to divert our attention from the main issue.
It’s not immigrants plastered all over them Epstein files tho is it lol
@BurbankMoni Low IQ chime in
they're arresting ppl going to their court hearings for their citizen process, tf you mean do it legally
@mounthollyUser1453157012 do you know what home invasion means ? Someone enters your house ILLEGALLY!
I hope they show this much force for actual illegal criminal/ cartel persons
@Carpediem33 crossing the ocean is not The right way. Tell ur ancestors not to invaded Mexico at 1847
If only they put this much finding missing children
@Ashrae44 Human trafficking and drug smuggling rise up from south of the border, so is it? It’s connected to illegal immigration more than these distracting topics (school shooting, missing children, Epstein files, etc.) you’re trying to insert to divert our attention from the main issue.
It’s not immigrants plastered all over them Epstein files tho is it lol
@BurbankMoni Low IQ chime in
they're arresting ppl going to their court hearings for their citizen process, tf you mean do it legally
@mounthollyUser1453157012 do you know what home invasion means ? Someone enters your house ILLEGALLY!
I hope they show this much force for actual illegal criminal/ cartel persons
@Carpediem33 crossing the ocean is not The right way. Tell ur ancestors not to invaded Mexico at 1847
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If only they put this much finding missing children
@Ashrae44 Human trafficking and drug smuggling rise up from south of the border, so is it? It’s connected to illegal immigration more than these distracting topics (school shooting, missing children, Epstein files, etc.) you’re trying to insert to divert our attention from the main issue.
It’s not immigrants plastered all over them Epstein files tho is it lol
@BurbankMoni Low IQ chime in
they're arresting ppl going to their court hearings for their citizen process, tf you mean do it legally
@mounthollyUser1453157012 do you know what home invasion means ? Someone enters your house ILLEGALLY!
I hope they show this much force for actual illegal criminal/ cartel persons
@Carpediem33 crossing the ocean is not The right way. Tell ur ancestors not to invaded Mexico at 1847