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Vice President Vance Extends National Guard Deployment in Los Angeles

He said the troops remain necessary given concerns that protests against President Trump’s immigration policies could turn violent again

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US-Vizepräsident JD Vance hat die Fortsetzung des umstrittenen Einsatzes der Nationalgarde in Los Angeles angekündigt.
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Overview

  • Vice President JD Vance announced on June 21 that the National Guard deployment will continue amid fears that demonstrations could reignite violence
  • The administration deployed National Guard troops and Marines in early June following ICE raids that detained and bound migrants, prompting widespread protests
  • Demonstrations in Los Angeles have been largely peaceful with occasional rioting and looting, and a nighttime curfew imposed by Mayor Karen Bass was later lifted
  • Governor Gavin Newsom and Mayor Karen Bass criticized the federal force deployment as an overreach that risks escalating tensions and undermining state control over the National Guard
  • A California appeals court ruled President Trump likely acted within his authority in ordering the deployment, and Newsom has vowed to appeal that decision