It seems that policies surrounding illegal immigration in the US have been discovered after the US National Guard commander said that at least 500 US National Guard soldiers were adequately trained to accompany ice agents in the AP raids.
This statement comes shortly after the US National Guard deployed Trump’s administration in Los Angeles after things got out of immigration in central areas by ice agents.
“So far, about 500 National Guard soldiers have been trained to accompany agents on immigration operations, said General Scott Sherman, a significant shift and escalation of their initial obligations to ensure federal assets during protests,” Reads.
The National Guard helped to detain civilians
In another update, the US National Guard soldiers temporarily detained civilians in Los Angeles protests before immigration raids. According to the AP report, civilians were then quickly handed over to the coercive bodies, according to general General Scott Sherman responsible commander.
“Photographs of the guards who provide security for agents have already been orbited by immigration officials. Sherman is the commander of the 51 working group who oversees more than 4,000 guards and 700 Marines who were deployed to Los Angeles to ensure safety during the protests.”
The US National Guard was called after things got out of the hands of immigration raids of ice agents in the center of Los Angeles on Friday, which led to the arrest of 44 people. This triggered extensive protests in the state, and after the protesters against the ice began a clash with the police, which led to the deployment of the US National Guard by the Federal Administration.
In the recent peak, the printing secretary of the White House Karoline Leavitt took the Governor and mayor in Los Angeles for the main kicking for the crisis at this time not adequately performing her duties and instead “cheering” the flame in the state democratically. Leavitt also said that Donald Trump is not planning to let the “crowds rule America”.
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