Trump threatens California: massive protests against ICE raids unleashed!

Trump threatens California: massive protests against ICE raids unleashed!

in California, especially in the Los Angeles area, massive protests are spreading against the US immigration authority ICE. The background of these unrest are violent arrests of more than 40 people for illegal immigration that the US border protection authority carried out in the city. These raids, in which masked and armed officials forced migrants into non -marked vehicles, led to large -scale demonstrations. Hundreds of people then gathered in front of a federal court and near a prison to request the release of the arrested. The police reacted with tear gas and glare grenades to control the protests. Although the protests were mostly peaceful at the beginning, tensions occurred when demonstrators tried to prevent civil servants from departing. Among those arrested was David Huerta that the President of the Union Sieu California, who was injured during the protest.

The political situation in California continues to come to a head, since President Donald Trump threatens to intervene in the Federal Government if governor Gavin Newsom and Mayor Karen Bass do not act sufficiently. In a post on the Platform X, Trump Newsom described as "Newscum" and warned that the local authorities should not intervene. Newsom, on the other hand, emphasizes that there is no need for the use of soldiers in Los Angeles and that such a decision would be a massive escalation that has rarely occurred in US history. He expressed his concern about Trump's plans to deprive the state control over the national guard and use 2,000 soldiers.

protests in several cities

The situation in California is not isolated because there is protests against Trump nationwide, who is considered the future President of the United States. In New York, thousands moved from demonstrators to the Trump Tower and held signs with the inscription "Not My President". Massive police presence accompanied the protests that were also observed in Chicago, Seattle and Philadelphia. In Los Angeles, the demonstrators protested in front of the town hall, while schoolchildren in Berkeley took the street with Mexican flags against Trump. These protests are a reaction to Trump's announcements to build a wall on the border with Mexico and to refuse to enter Muslims. Despite the disagreements, Trump explained in his victory speech to be president of all Americans, a promise that he has not been able to keep.

The tensions between the protesters and the security forces could continue to increase in the coming days. Trump and his government seem to be determined to enforce their policies, while the locally elected leaders are trying to maintain control over their communities. The situation remains precarious and could escalate in the next few weeks while the protests continue to stop. Some activists warn that the government's measures under Trump could have a negative impact on the social structure of society.