Protests against Donald Trump's immigration policies continued in Los Angeles for a fifth day even as local authorities ordered a curfew in parts of the city. The LA mayor, Karen Bass, issued the curfew as protests against the immigration raids spread across the US and the California governor, Gavin Newsom, delivered a rebuke of the Trump administration, accusing the government of 'pulling a military dragnet' across LA and warning 'other states are next'. The Democratic governor’s remarks came after the US president ordered the deployment of nearly 5,000 troops, including national guard and marines, to the nation’s second-largest city
LA imposes curfew as protests against immigration raids spread across US
Protests against Donald Trump's immigration policies continued in Los Angeles for a fifth day even as local authorities ordered a curfew in parts of the city. The LA mayor, Karen Bass, issued the curfew as protests against the immigration raids spread across the US and the California governor, Gavin Newsom, delivered a rebuke of the Trump administration, accusing the government of 'pulling a military dragnet' across LA and warning 'other states are next'. The Democratic governor’s remarks came after the US president ordered the deployment of nearly 5,000 troops, including national guard and marines, to the nation’s second-largest city