‘La U -under siege killed criminals’: Kash Patel Slam Lestness; It is said that FBI can work without permission

FBI Director Kash Patel on Monday condemned the ongoing protests and riots in Los Angeles, stating that the federal agency will take all necessary steps to restore the order amidst increasing unrest on the immigration policies of the Trump administration and increasing unrest on the ice raid.In a firm message posted on X, Patel said, “That’s why we are clear, this FBI does not need any permission to implement the constitution.The protest started in response to the operation of aggressive ice in Southern California, has increased over the weekend. Thousands of protesters have taken to the streets, including some incidents violent, including arson, barbarity and conflict with law enforcement. Many vehicles were tortured, the roads are blocked, and the tension in the Latin neighboring is high where the immigration enforcement is centered.Pate and FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino held a high-level call with senior leadership to assess the federal response to the crisis. According to the FBI, he promised full support and resources from the headquarters to manage the situation, praised the FBI components across the country for their readiness, and strengthened their commitment to track and prosecute anyone who attacked law enforcement officers.Bongino also issued a strict warning to the rioters through its post on X. “If you choose violence tonight, this message is for you. We will examine and chase all available leaders for attack on a federal officer, besides already many arrests,” he wrote. “And, however, we will pursue every matter, we do not need to catch every one, we just need to catch you … we will forget. Even after you try.,Patel worked with another post, which targets those who attack law enforcement officers. “Kill a policeman, you are going to jail … no matter where you have come from, how do you reach here, or do the movement talk to you. If the local police force will not return our men and women to the thin blue line, we will do the FBI,” he said.Former US vice -president Kamla Harris and California governor Gavin Newsom, including the increasing criticism of democratic leaders, come statements of federal law enforcement, who have called the federal deployment of soldiers and raids highly and politically motivated.