Trump has the National Guard after clashes in LA

US President Donald Trump has 2000 National Guards in Los Angeles to cope with excitement because of the raids of undocumented migrants.

His border king, Tom Homan, told Fox News on Saturday: “We are making Los Angeles more favored.”

The California city saw a second day of unrest on Saturday as residents of a predominantly Latin American neighborhood, faced federal immigration and customs agents (ICE). Tear gas and sticks were used to spread the crowds in the Paramount neighborhood.

About 118 arrests were made in LA this week as a result of ice operations, including 44 on Friday. California governor Gavin Newo condemned raids as “cruel”.

Paramount has calmed down significantly, but the clashes between protesters and law enforcement are still happening.

The air is sharp – thick with tear gas and smoke outside the home of the depot, where the protests first exploded.

The sheriffs of LA County shoot flash bangs and tear gas every few minutes, trying to clear the protesters.

Neighbors and protesters say that local companies are afraid to go out migrants.

The White House statement said: “In recent days, violent mafia has attacked ice officials and federal law enforcement agents performing major deportation operations in Los Angeles, California.

“These operations are essential for the suspension and turning of the invasion of illegal criminals in the United States. Then violence, the hassle -free leaders of the Democrats in California completely gave up their responsibility to defend their citizens. Therefore, President Trump signed a presidential memorial that unfolds 2000 nationals. felt. “

As he spent in Los Angeles, where he traveled to personally control the ongoing ice operations, Homan said: “We bring more resources while we are talking. We will bring the National Guard tonight. We will continue to do our job.”

He warned that there would be “zero tolerance” of any violence or damage to private property.

In the X’s publication, FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino also issued a warning to the protesters: “You carry chaos and will handcuffs. The law and order will prevail.”

He said “multiple arrests” were made for “obstacles”.

In a statement on Friday, governor NEWSOM said: “Continuing chaotic federal breaks in California to meet an arbitrary arrest quota are as reckless as cruel.

“Donald Trump’s chaos erodes confidence, breaks families at a distance and undermines the workers and industries that rule America’s economy.”

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass has earlier accused the ice for “sowing of terror” in the second largest city in America.

FBI and internal security bosses said the mayor’s comments were threatening federal agents.

Angelica Salas, who heads the Human Rights Coalition of immigrants, said at a recent rally: “Our community is attacked and terrorized. These are workers. These are mothers. And that should stop.”

The President of the United States has the power to have the National Guard for certain purposes, which include “rebellion”.

But in response, on Saturday, California’s governor said the federal government’s crossing to “take over the National Guard of California and to deploy 2000 soldiers” is “purposeful inflammatory” and “will only escalate the tension”.

“LA’s authorities have the opportunity to access law enforcement at the time of notice,” Newsom added.

Trump hit the governor of his social platform for the truth, saying that if he and the bass cannot do their job, “Then the federal government will intervene and solve the problem, the riots and the robbers, the way it must be solved !!!”