Immigration protest: Trump in America will not ‘allow mob rules,’ called White House; Pledge to maintain ‘sacred responsibility’ of law and order
The White House said on Wednesday, “President Donald Trump” will never allow mob rule in the US to be strong.White House Press Secretary Karolin Levit made a statement in a statement where images of burning vehicles and masked rioters were shown on the screen. “The most basic duty of the government is to preserve the law and order, and this administration embraces that sacred responsibility,” he said.The unrest follows a wave of immigration and customs enforcement (ICE) raids in Los Angeles last week to implement Trump’s hardcore immigration agenda. While many demonstrations have been peaceful, incidents of violence such as self-driving taxis torch and stone-pelting on police have inspired the authorities to respond with tear gas and other non-fatal weapons.Trump accused protesters “animals” and “paid rebels”, accusing them of using professional anti-Danga gear. “This is a good question that the President is raising, and one we are seeing, about which funding these rebels are doing,” Levit told AFP.The President reiterated his hardcore stance in a speech at the Fort Brag Military Base on Tuesday, stating that she would “free” Los Angeles, a comment that deepened the tension with the California’s Democratic leadership.Governor Gavin Newsom and Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass criticized Trump’s deployment of soldiers, which is politically motivated and “dictators”. In response, Levit accused both of them of duty: “Governor Gavin Newsom and Mayor Karen Bas embarrassed to fulfill their oath responsibilities for their citizens,” he said that Newsom had stopped the flames “and demolished our brave snow authorities.,
