Senator Alex Badilla calls on the press conference in the Ministry of National Security “an invitation to wake up”

Senator Alex Badilla, the California, said in an interview that he had never thought that he would be forcibly removed from a press conference of the Ministry of Internal Security (DHS) while trying to ask the Secretary of the Ministry of National Security Christie’s calls A question in June, on the pretext that it should be a “vigil”.

“I never imagined that this would have happened – that this would be a response to a question, especially for the Senate member who was trying to ask a question,” He said New York Times Lulu Garcia Navarro.

Padilla was handcuffed He was forcibly removed from a press conference in June in Los Angeles after he tried to raise an issue from the head of the Internal Security, who was talking about the riots against ice in the city.

I asked New York Padilla if sleeping had apologized to them in their conversation after the accident. Badilla insisted that he was not boycotting the press conference only He wanted to ask a question.

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“No apology, but frankly he was not surprised, only given how this administration tends to carry itself,” he said. “I hope it was more essential or more constructive. She finally said, ‘Well, I understand that you are asking for more information. What is your question? ”

Badilla said that removing him from the press conference should be an invitation to wake up, on the pretext that it was part of a greater problem in the Trump administration.

“It was clear to me that if this was the way this administration would respond to a Senate member with a question, don’t only imagine how they can treat many other people, but how they treat many other people when the cameras are not continuing. This must be an invitation to wake up.”

The Democratic Senator pointed to the presence of the National Guard in cities such as Los Angeles and Washington, DC, and said it was a “great time” for the country.

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When asked if he believed that his removal was deliberate or wrong, Badilla said: “At least, hell was an exaggerated reaction.”

“They knew who I am. Just as Vice President Vice Vice knows my name, but he chose to call me Jose. We served together for two years in the Senate, for the sake of Christ,” he said. Calling Padilla “Jose” After the accident.

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The Ministry of National Security did not immediately respond to a request for comment.