U.S. president Donald Trump suggested that protests in Los Angeles are funded by someone.
"What you see in California is simply a full-scale attack on peace, public order and our national sovereignty by rebels carrying abroad flags to proceed a abroad invasion of our country. We won't let that happen. These guys are professionals, not amateurs. Someone's backing it. Through Pam Bondi and the Justice Department, we'll find out who it is. Who's backing all this equipment? Very professionally," he said in a speech to military and veterans at the Fort Bragg base in North Carolina, broadcast by the White House.
According to politics, without his intervention, Los Angeles would have burned to the ground long ago.
protests in California
- On June 7, a riot broke out in Los Angeles due to raids on illegal immigrants.
- There have been clashes with protesters following reports of possible cuts in national backing for California.
- Police began utilizing teardrop gas and bang grenades against protesters.
- National defender troops were sent to the city, and California authorities representing the Democratic organization spoke against that decision.
- For the first time in decades, the president called the National defender without request or consent of the state.
- California politician Gavin Newsom announced a suit against Donald Trump.
- In response, the American leader criticized the state authorities.
- Protesters in Los Angeles began raising barricades and causing riots.
- There were besides protests in the Texas capital, Austin, where safety forces unleashed a demonstration utilizing bang grenades and pepper spray.
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Trump believes that protests in Los Angeles are funded by someone
