US Navy Publishing in Los Angeles to help calm anti -migrate riots

Fox News has learned that a 500 -Navy battalion is packed to Los Angeles to respond to the anti -immigration riots.

Marines will be assigned to protect federal properties and federal employees, according to a senior defense official, and the publication is open.

Marine pedestrians will not play the role of law enforcement, but it is not clear what they use the rules of power if the demonstrators throw things or spit on them.

Dozens of rioters opposed to ice are arrested in Los Angeles, where Trump sends the National Guard to suppress violence

The debris of the debris is placed in a fire as the border patrol personnel in riot equipment and gas masks standing outside an industrial park in Paramount, California, on Saturday, June 7, 2025. (AP Photo/Eric Thayer)

This new publication comes after President Donald Trump sent about 2000 national guards to the city that led to riots during the weekend.

Marines from the second battalion, the seventh naval infantry in Twentynine Palms, California.

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Moments before the publication, Trump expressed optimism that the situation in Los Angeles is improving.

“I mean, I think we have very well under control,” he told reporters. “I think it could have been a very bad situation. He was heading in the wrong direction. He is now heading in the right direction.”