Senator Padilla responds to Vice President Vans, who is called “Jose” during Los Angeles Besser

Senator Alex Padilla, the California, responded to the Vice President JD Vance Jose described him during a press conference in Los Angeles on Friday, which led to a great violent reaction from Democrats throughout the country.

Democratic Senator and his forced him were removed during a press event in his original journalist, which included the Minister of Internal Security, Christie sleep, on June 12. Republican colleagues criticized Senator to break the potential law and make a “scene for himself” instead of doing his job.

Badilla against MSNBC on Saturday that Vans’s decision to his hurricane “Jose” explains how the “Trump administration” is trivial and delightful.

The democratic Senator was removed by force after the disruption of the press conference of the Secretary of the Ministry of National Security Naim

“He knows my name,” Badilla confirmed, adding, “He is the Vice President of the United States – you thought he would take the situation in Los Angeles More serious. “

Senator Badilla criticized the vice president for not meeting with families in Los Angeles who were “horrific” through the deportation efforts in the administration “to feel what is already going on, on the ground.”

Then he continued to claim that many Marines who were sent to Los Angeles to contain anti -ice protests are not happy with their presence there.

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“JD Vance) shook hands with the Marines – but did he listen to Marines?” Badilla interrogate. “Because we have a report after a report on Marines – a lot of Marines themselves who do not want to be there. This is not the reason for their recruitment.”

And continuing his criticism of Fase, he criticized the Vice President for not talking to the “concerned” employers of illegal immigrants who claim to be talking about deportation of the administration.

“What about this – just take a moment and speak to the mayor of Los Angeles,” said. “He spoke to the head of the Los Angeles city police and heard from them frustrating because of the lack of communication, and the lack of coordination-this unnecessary accumulation and the recipient.”

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Fox News’ Alex Scheml and Alex Miller contributed to this report.