Trump pushes maximalist migrant plan in California
President Trump signals a mass deportation push as he deploys hundreds of National Guard troops to quell immigration raids in Los Angeles. California officials sue to halt the move while Trump vows to broaden the operation nationwide. Protests erupt in multiple cities as federal actions prompt state challenges.
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Corrections and clarifications from The Chronicle Telegram
The paper notes corrections for Friday and Saturday editions. An error involved the border location of LaGrange Township Carlisle Township and the 0.25 percent Lorain County Jail tax passed in 1994. Readers urged to report factual errors by calling 329 7155.
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National Guard deployment triggers tense Los Angeles protests
Federal immigration raids sparked two days of clashes in downtown Los Angeles as thousands gathered near City Hall and a federal detention center. Los Angeles Police Chief Jim McDonnell warned of operational challenges after Marines arrived without police coordination. California Attorney General Rob Bonta sought a court order to halt the deployment, calling Trump’s move unlawful. Protests spread to Whittier and Huntington Park with arrests and demonstrations continuing. Gusts of tear gas, smoke, and confrontations persisted as Gov. Newsom urged restraint while condemning the action.
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Ohio children face health and poverty linked risks in state study
A Community Health Assessment links social determinants to health outcomes in Ohio, noting poverty limits access to essentials like healthy food. The Annie E Casey Foundation reports 35 percent of Ohio children ages 10 to 17 were overweight or obese in 2023, prompting calls for policy action and budgeting priorities from Children’s Defense Fund Ohio.
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