Maxine Watters mocks armed factors after Feds Dooor overcame them during La riots: “It is better to shoot straightly.”

Representative Maxine Watermers had a federal construction door in her face during the migratory riots in Los Angeles – and she was arrested on the armed video, and asked them if they were planning to shoot her.

The video shows water The walls covered with graffiti covered with graffiti are speeding up a government building and gather steps to a protected entrance from plywood where a small crowd collects.

“Hello, hello, hello,” and “D-Calif. She called abroad when she saw the National Guard in California approaching the door, to enter.

“I just came to use my authority in Congress to check David HyrtaShe said, “In reference to the leader of the Seiu Union, who was arrested during the weekend protests,” she said.

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The last customer turned to enter and said: “Madam, our hall is now safe for all visitors.”

But this did not deter the 86 -year -old Democrat.

She said: “Sorry, I need to enter, as the agent told her,” to contact our public affairs office, “while the door closes in her face.

“I just want to see David Heareta!” I called.

It was asked by the spectators close to the situation, Waters said that she said that Hyrta was “targeted” but she did not know the reason.

“I don’t know if they will deport him? I want to report what is happening,” she said.

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In a statement In the accident, Waters said she went to the detention center of the capital to visit Hyrta – which Seiu said was “arrested” in one of a series of ice raids in Los Angeles Province, which the Union described as a “violent survey.”

The water also hinted at another viral clip produced, which showed it armed factors mocking the formation in another part of the city.

“I pledged (such) with the National Guard, who was strongly armed, and not to use their weapons against Peaceful demonstrators In a statement published in X, Waters said previously on Twitter, who were exercising their rights to freedom of expression and protest, “Waters said in a statement published in X, previously on Twitter, who were exercising their rights to freedom of expression and protest.

“All people deserve to be treated with dignity and legal procedures due under the law: non -violent peaceful demonstrations is very important to protect our constitutional rights.”

She said: “The President of the United States is a harsh person, not disgraceful,” adding that he and others “as soon as” they want to see agents “shoot a person.”

“But I don’t want to happen. I want the elected officials to do everything we can to praise them,” Waters later told reporters.

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In the latter case, Waters were seen swinging on the agents, and they insisted that they were leaving themselves becoming unintended pawns in the president. Donald Trump:

“This is Trump and his outrageous attempt not only to target our city of resort, but to intimidate and intimidate us. This is a mistake, and I hope that none of you use these weapons to shoot anyone … and allow them to provide your service when you kill people,” she called for the forces.

In the treatment of the two assembly correspondents at another opportunity, Waters claimed that Trump wanted to have an excuse for the norm of martial law and “Goad Us in a fight”.

“This relates to how they deal with colored people in America … they have all weapons – we know that they have all the weapons.”

In another clip, it is seen treating more forces: “What will you do? Will some children be shot?”

“Will you shoot an elected official? If you shoot at me, it is better to shoot straight.”

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