Troops deployment to anti-ICE protests in US cities
Troops deployed to Los Angeles and other US cities can temporarily detain protesters at anti-ICE protests. President Donald Trump has deployed National Guard and Marine Corps members to de-escalate situations. The protests have spread to major cities like New York City, Chicago, and San Francisco. California Governor Gavin Newsom has criticized the deployment of federal troops, leading to a legal battle with Trump. The protests have resulted in arrests, violent incidents, and a curfew in Los Angeles.
Key Points
- Troops can temporarily detain protesters but not arrest them
- Protests have spread to major US cities including New York, Chicago, and San Francisco
- California Governor Gavin Newsom has sued Trump over the federal troop deployment in Los Angeles
- Violent incidents, arrests, and curfew imposition reported in Los Angeles
Pros
- Deployment of troops may help in de-escalating violent situations at protests
- Curfew implementation in Los Angeles reportedly reduced crime and vandalism
Cons
- Criticism from California lawmakers regarding the deployment of National Guard and Marines
- Legal battle between California Governor Gavin Newsom and President Donald Trump over troop deployment