‘La must have been completely slanting’: Trump justifies the deployment of the National Guard in California; The governor needs ‘thanks’
US President Donald Trump on Monday upheld his decision to deploy the National Guard in California amidst the ongoing unrest in Los Angeles. In a post on Truth Social, Trump said that his administration will always do what is necessary to keep our citizens safe.“We took a great decision in sending the National Guard to deal with violent, provoked in California. If we had not done this, Los Angeles would have been completely slant. Very disabled” Governor, “Gavin Newscom, and” Mayor, “Karen Bas, are saying,” Thank you, “Thank you, you are very brilliant. We will not be nothing without you, Sir, ”said Trump.“Instead, they choose to lie to the people of California and America by saying that we did not need, and these are” peaceful opposition “. Just takes pictures and videos of violence and destruction, which you have to know. We will always do what is necessary to keep our citizens safe, so we can again, make America great again! “He said.It comes when the city became the subscription to the Los Angeles chaos and conflict, as the violence was boiled in violence in protest against the immigration crack of US President Donald Trump, police deployed tear gas, rubber bullets and flashbangs to subduuns.The protesters set up self-driving cars, blocking 101 freeway, and collided with law enforcement late on Sunday night, scorching parts of the city and on the shore.Trump came to Flashpoint after taking extraordinary steps to deploy the National Guard to California without the consent of the state governor, an act was not seen in decades. More than 300 soldiers arrived in the weekend, with 2,000 authorized and 500 American Marine at Standby.Meanwhile, California governor Gavin Newsom told MSNBC that he would file a case against the Trump administration on Monday and called its order “an illegal act, an immoral act, an unconstitutional act”. By Monday morning, more than 150 people were arrested in Los Angeles alone. Carcasses, scattered barricades, and frescoes on the streets of the city were attached to the buildings, the evidence of a city was pushed to the brink.
