Under Trump's order, the National Guard is in Los Angeles! Intervention in the protests has begun.

08.06.2025 16:41

U.S. President Donald Trump sent 2,000 troops to Los Angeles in response to protests that began following raids conducted by ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement). The first group of National Guard troops arrived in Los Angeles early Sunday morning.

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Protests that began in response to ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement) raids led to 2,000 soldiers being sent to Los Angeles on Trump's orders. National Guards are patrolling the streets.

The first group of National Guard troops assigned by President Donald Trump arrived in Los Angeles early Sunday morning. This development came in response to protests that began following raids conducted by ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement) on Friday, which turned into violent incidents.

Footage broadcast by local news channel ABC 7 shows military vehicles stationed near City Hall in downtown Los Angeles. The activity around the Justice Center was particularly notable.

Other National Guard vehicles were spotted patrolling in the Paramount area, which was the scene of protests on Saturday. These images reveal that security measures have significantly increased following the spread of protests throughout the city.

In a statement, President Trump praised the National Guard while harshly criticizing Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass and California Governor Gavin Newsom. Trump defended federal intervention, stating, "They are inadequate in calming the city. We are doing what is necessary."

U.S. Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth stated on the social media platform X, "The National Guard has been called to duty IMMEDIATELY. Support will be provided to federal law enforcement in Los Angeles."

When Did ICE Raids Begin?

The raids initiated by ICE on Friday drew attention with their harsh interventions against immigrants. These actions sparked significant backlash among human rights advocates and the public. Protests held across Los Angeles gradually turned into violent incidents.

Experts indicate that the presence of the National Guard may provide a temporary solution in controlling the protests, but long-term political and social reconciliation is needed.