Los Angeles protest erupts as National Guard deployment approved
President Trump authorized 2000 more National Guard troops to back LA protests over immigration raids, triggering California legal challenges by Attorney General Rob Bonta and strong public reactions from Gov. Gavin Newsom. Marines were also sent to the city to assist.
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Trump presses ahead with immigration push in California
President Trump moves to deploy National Guard and active duty troops to Los Angeles amid immigration raids protests. California officials challenge the action while Trump vows mass deportations and seeks congressional funding for expanded detention and enforcement. Local and national figures criticize and support the measures as unrest strains state sovereignty and law enforcement.
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