What to know after weekend of L.A. protests over immigration raids
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Governor Gavin Newsom announced intentions to contest the legality of President Trump's National Guard deployment in Los Angeles amidst protests against ICE deportation raids. Thousands of National Guard troops were called to address escalating clashes between demonstrators and police, which had been ongoing for three days. The protests drew significant attention as they erupted in response to federal immigration policies affecting large immigrant populations. Newsom argued that the deployment was unnecessary as the situation was already managed, indicating the potential for a lawsuit to challenge the federal action.
Gov. Gavin Newsom stated he would legally challenge President Trump's National Guard deployment, asserting it escalates unnecessary tensions amid existing peaceful protests in Los Angeles.
As demonstrators protested deportation raids in immigrant-rich areas, clashes with police continued for three days, highlighting tensions between local communities and federal policies.
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