Abuse of Authority
Six days ago, ICE raided several locations and detained several undocumented day labourers in Compton and Paramount. The arrests made were viewed as acts of aggression by ICE. This unwise move triggered protests in Downtown LA. Almost every news channel has confirmed that the protest was peaceful, but on June 7 some protestors and federal forces clashed during raids because this aggressive move of the government was seen as unnecessary.
The tension that LA is witnessing today could have been avoided had President Trump not ordered the deployment of 2000 National Guard troops. To worsen things further, the silly man moved 700 marines to LA. Mr. Trump claims that as per Title 10, it was needed to control the violent mobs, protect federal personnel, and prevent further lawlessness. Really, Mr. Trump? We all saw what offended the people. Yes! It was the aggressive move of law and order authorities. An Australian news reporter was shot with a rubber bullet while she was reporting the ongoing tension.
Governor Newsom and Mayor Karen Bass criticised the actions of the President and called the deployment unconstitutional. As a matter of fact, both described the move as forced federalisation and abuse of authority because the decision made was never discussed with the state. Residents and local officials confirmed that the protests were peaceful, and local law authorities were managing the protests well.
This is becoming a trend now. Anytime people withstand or question Trump's administration, they are stopped forcefully. It is evident now that President Trump hates protests and likes to intimidate protestors for no reason.
The United States of America is transitioning from democracy to autocracy, gradually. There's no denying that now.
Mayor Bass claims that deployment of the National Guard and Marines didn't pacify the situation. It worsened it, rather. I wish President Trump is held accountable for aggravating the protestors and misuse of authority.
It doesn't surprise me why most MAGA supporters are regretting voting for Trump.
Illegal immigration is indeed a major concern for many countries, but is this kind of aggressive approach necessary to stop it? I don't think so. Tighten the border patrol if illegal immigration bothers you a lot. No one will question that. What good did the massive wall do if there are still illegal immigrants in the USA today? It means you have culprits within your system and administration.
The tension that LA is witnessing today could have been avoided had President Trump not ordered the deployment of 2000 National Guard troops. To worsen things further, the silly man moved 700 marines to LA. Mr. Trump claims that as per Title 10, it was needed to control the violent mobs, protect federal personnel, and prevent further lawlessness. Really, Mr. Trump? We all saw what offended the people. Yes! It was the aggressive move of law and order authorities. An Australian news reporter was shot with a rubber bullet while she was reporting the ongoing tension.
Governor Newsom and Mayor Karen Bass criticised the actions of the President and called the deployment unconstitutional. As a matter of fact, both described the move as forced federalisation and abuse of authority because the decision made was never discussed with the state. Residents and local officials confirmed that the protests were peaceful, and local law authorities were managing the protests well.
This is becoming a trend now. Anytime people withstand or question Trump's administration, they are stopped forcefully. It is evident now that President Trump hates protests and likes to intimidate protestors for no reason.
The United States of America is transitioning from democracy to autocracy, gradually. There's no denying that now.
Mayor Bass claims that deployment of the National Guard and Marines didn't pacify the situation. It worsened it, rather. I wish President Trump is held accountable for aggravating the protestors and misuse of authority.
It doesn't surprise me why most MAGA supporters are regretting voting for Trump.
Illegal immigration is indeed a major concern for many countries, but is this kind of aggressive approach necessary to stop it? I don't think so. Tighten the border patrol if illegal immigration bothers you a lot. No one will question that. What good did the massive wall do if there are still illegal immigrants in the USA today? It means you have culprits within your system and administration.
