Protests in Los Angeles, spurred by opposition to ICE and immigration policies, escalated into violence over the weekend. President Trump publicly condemned Governor Newsom and Mayor Bass for their handling of the unrest, accusing them of failing the city. Amid confrontations and vandalism, Trump labeled the protesters as 'troublemakers' and demanded apologies from local leaders. In response, Newsom blamed Trump for provoking the violence. Furthermore, U.S. Northern Command announced the readiness of Marines to protect federal properties during this turmoil. Events are developing and may change.
President Donald Trump criticized California Governor Gavin Newsom and Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass for their handling of increasing unrest in Los Angeles related to ICE protests.
Amid escalating tensions, Trump referred to the protestors as 'troublemakers and insurrectionists,' demanding apologies for the perceived failure of local leadership.
Governor Newsom contested Trump's narrative, asserting that California's situation deteriorated only after Trump's interference and blaming him for the current unrest.
U.S. Northern Command announced the readiness of 500 Marines to potentially deploy to Los Angeles to protect federal properties and personnel amid fears of violence.
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