Nea President defends illegal immigrant rights in violent Los Angeles protests

The President of the Greatest Teachers’ Union has been the right to American privileges during the protest of everyone’s immigration application on Monday Los Angeles Chaos came out in the city.

“We are our people. We all have the right of life, freedom and justice,” the President of the National Education Association (Nea) shouted during the protest rally.

The Nea president has always been vocal when criticizing the Trump Administration and has refused previously President Donald TrumpImmigration raid.

In January, Pringle, instructions to help schools in schools were released in order to help immigration officials has canceled the law Immigration and customs execution prohibited from entering sensitive areas such as schools and hospitals are prohibited.

Routes, the anti-icing of anti-icing against the election collided with authorities

“Tragically, the Trump leadership, who came to our nation, is committed to the agenda of mass deportation to our students, our families and communities,” he said. statement Then.

The rioters hit the windows of the headquarters of the Los Angeles Security Directorate, and the authorities attacked the authorities in the city Immigration authorities. Protests began after the federal agents, the city’s executive operations, and some anger in some society.

In response to disturbing riots, Trump placed 2000 California national security connection to the area of ​​300 troops on the weekend.

President of the American Federation of Teachers Randi Weingarten, left a comment On Sunday, Trump reported the decision to place trump soldiers, “to scare the peaceful immigration protesters in Los Angeles.”

“This is an illegal, heavy, heavy and unnecessary pressure, a spectacle and more tension over peaceful protesters.

Anti-ice protesters in Los Angeles spit and burn the American flag

The weekend seized a circle of many people, a circle of many people, many people with many burning in the spot. Some of the individuals spat on the flag to continue the flame before adding a second flag to the fire or not ignited.

A number of protesters caught the flag of Mexico and South America as the US flag was burned in place. They called on F-Trump.

Other images from the riots, along with the branch of Los Angeles Sheriff, moved to destroy the crowd to disperse the crowd and threw fire.

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Fox News’ Anders Hagstrom and Charles Creitz contributed to this report.