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In response to the emergency placement of the National Guard of the United States President Donald Trump in the United States, thousands of protesters collided on the streets of the third night.
On Sunday Protests in Los AngelesThe city of 4 million people was centered in several blocks of the city center. Trump’s immigration for the arrival of about 300 national protection troops was the third and most densely demonstration day, because about 300 national protection troops receive anger and fear among many inhabitants.
The troops were specially placed in the federal buildings, including the investigation of the metro, where the protesters are concentrated.
The crowd closed a large highway and fired on herself. Authorities used tear gas, rubber bullets and flashbangs.
Governor Gavin Newsom called on Trump’s national protection in a letter and called the placement to the “serious violation of state sovereignty.”
Was the presence of a state for the first time in decades The National Guardian has been launched Without the demand of the governor, an important escalation against those who hindered the mass deportation efforts of the leadership.
The arrival of the national protection was followed by two-day protests before Los Angeles started broadcasting on Saturday on Saturday on Friday on Friday on Friday.
Federal agents arrested the immigrants in a home depot car park in La’nin fashion region, and in a number of other places on Friday.
The next day, another raid was established in a department of the Homeland Security Department near another house suspected protesters. Then the federal bodies said there was no execution activity in the house warehouse.
Weekly tally Immigrants LA rises over 100 in the area, the federal bodies said. More, more protests, including the prominent union leader, who accused of hindering law enforcement agencies, was also arrested inside.
The last time was activated without the permission of the national protection, in 1965, President Lyndon B Johnson, Brennan Bennan Send a civil rights in Alabama in March in March.
