On Saturday (local time), protests against Trump and his government were announced in more than 2,000 cities in the United States. Already the day before, soldiers of the Navy Foundation temporarily arrested a citizen and transferred to the police.
Such a procedure is extremely unusual. The incident took place for the construction of a federal authority in Los Angeles. The Navy Incorporation fascinated the man with cable tires and handed it to officials from the Ministry of Homeland. It is the first known arrest by active American troops in the protests against raids of the Immigration Authority Ice in the city of California.
A spokesperson for the American military spokesperson said that forces people could temporarily arrest “under certain circumstances”. The end immediately as soon as someone can be transferred to the care of the law enforcement authorities. These circumstances include a possible danger for federal officials and federal ownership.
Mann: “Fair was treated”
The arrested citizen is a veteran of the US Army and Angolan and Portuguese descent. After his release, he said he was treated fairly. On the way to an office of the Ministry of Veteraan Affairs, he had crossed a barrier and was then asked to stop. The Marines would have done “only their work”.
Trump had ordered the use of 700 members of the Navy in Los Angeles, which were actually intended for fighting missions abroad. He had previously sent 4,000 soldiers of the National Guard against the will of the local authorities. The protests against the hard action against immigrants had gotten out of hand, the US president said.
25,000 people only expect in LA
Activists of the “No Kings” movement (no kings) have announced protests in more than 2,000 cities in the US for Saturday. They are directed against “authoritarianism, billionaire-up politics and the militarization of our democracy”. In Los Angeles, the organizers expect around 25,000 participants. Mayor Karen Bass called to remain peaceful, so that the government does not an excuse for further troops.
Source: Krone
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