Los Angeles is seeing increased National Guard presence after President Trump authorized their deployment in response to ongoing protests against ICE. The protests, sparked by recent ICE raids in the area, have grown in intensity, with demonstrators expressing strong opposition to the federal agency's actions. Sunday saw continued clashes between protestors and law enforcement near ICE facilities and other government buildings.
CBS News correspondent Elise Preston is reporting live from Los Angeles, providing on-the-ground updates on the situation. At the White House, CBS News Homeland Security correspondent Nicole Sganga is covering the federal government's response and the reasoning behind the National Guard deployment. The decision to deploy the National Guard highlights the growing tensions surrounding immigration enforcement policies in the United States.
The situation remains fluid, with ongoing demonstrations and a significant law enforcement presence. Local officials are urging calm and calling for peaceful dialogue to address the concerns of the community.
National Guard Deployed to Los Angeles Amid ICE Protests
The National Guard has been sent to Los Angeles following escalating protests against Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) operations. Demonstrations continued throughout the weekend, leading to clashes between protestors and law enforcement. The deployment comes after increased tension and public outcry regarding recent ICE raids. CBS News provides updates from Los Angeles and the White House.
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