Trump publishes the National Guard after the clashes in Los Angeles

US President Donald Trump 2000 is publishing national guards in Los Angeles to deal with unrest in the unconventional immigrants.

“We are making Los Angeles safer,” Tom Human, Tom Human, told Fox News on Saturday.

On Saturday, California witnessed the second day of the turmoil, as the residents of a Latin region mostly clashed with federal agents of migration and customs (ICE). Tear and batons were used to disperse the crowds in the Paramount region.

Up to 118 detention operations in Los Angeles this week as a result of ICE operations, including 44 on Friday. California Governor Gavin New Rosom has condemned these raids as “harsh”.

“In recent days, the violent mob attacked ice officers and federal law enforcement agents who are carrying out the basic deportations in Los Angeles, California,” said a press release at the White House.

“These operations are necessary to stop and reverse the invasion of illegal criminals in the United States. In the aftermath of this violence, Democratic leaders who are not fully concerned with California abandoned their responsibility to protect their citizens. This is why President Trump has signed a presidential note publishing 2000 national guards to confront the permitted laws.

Speaking in Los Angeles, where he traveled personally on the ongoing ICE operations, Human said: “We are preparing more resources and we are talking. We will attend the National Guard tonight. We will continue to do our work.”

He warned that there would be no “tolerance” of any violence or damage to private property.

In a publication on X, Dan Bongino’s deputy director of the FBI also issued a warning to the demonstrators: “You bring chaos, and we will attend handcuffs. The law and order will prevail.”

He said that “multiple arrests” have been “obstructing operations.”

In a statement on Friday, the ruler New Tiroum said: “The ongoing chaotic federal surveyes, throughout California, to meet the share of arbitrary detention are recklessly as harsh.

“Donald Trump’s chaos, confidence eroding, tearing families, undermining workers and industries that operate the American economy.”

The mayor of Los Angeles Karen Bass earlier accused ice of “terrorism cultivation” in the second largest city in America.

The heads of the FBI and the Ministry of Internal Security said that the comments of the mayor were endangering the federal agents.

“Our society is attacked and intimidated. These are workers. These are fathers. These are mothers. This must stop,” Angelika Salas, who leads the coalition for the rights of human immigrants.

The US President has the authority to spread the National Guard for certain purposes that include “repression of the rebellion”.

But the response on Saturday, the governor of California said that the federal government’s move “to control the National Guard in California and deploy 2000 soldiers” was “intentional inflammation” and that “only rising from tensions.”

“The Los Angeles authorities managed to reach law enforcement assistance within a moment.”

Trump struck the ruler on the social truth platform, saying that if he is unable to take their jobs, “then the federal government will enter the problem, riots and deception, the way it must be solved !!!”