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Times Of Israel: Trump deploys National Guard to LA amid protests despite governor’s objections
President Trump is deploying 2,000 California National Guard troops to Los Angeles amid escalating protests against federal immigration enforcement. This decision follows clashes between protesters and immigration authorities, resulting in arrests and heightened tensions in the heavily Latino city of Paramount. Governor Gavin Newsom criticized the deployment as inflammatory.
The protests erupted after a series of immigration sweeps that led to over 100 arrests in the area. Federal agents used tear gas and other crowd control measures as demonstrators confronted them, expressing fears about immigration enforcement. Newsom stated that local authorities are capable of managing the situation without federal intervention.
GB News: Illegal migrants smuggling themselves to UK in lorries SURGES as criminals 'exploit' budget cuts to Border Force
Illegal migrant attempts to enter the UK via HGVs at Channel ports have increased by 22% over the past year, with 5,874 detected. This resurgence follows a trend where small boat crossings dominate, with over 44,000 illegal arrivals reported last year.
Recent incidents include migrants escaping from a lorry at a distribution center in London, leading to police intervention. The rise in smuggling methods highlights ongoing challenges for border enforcement amid a broader surge in illegal immigration.
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Fox News: California lawmaker warns Menendez brothers' case is driving return of bill to release thousands of killers
A California bill, SB 672, could allow individuals sentenced to life without parole for crimes committed before age 26 to seek parole after 25 years. Senate Minority Leader Brian W. Jones criticized the bill, linking its resurgence to the attention on the Menendez brothers' case, arguing it endangers public safety.
Jones contends that the bill prioritizes the rights of convicted murderers over victims and their families. He expressed concerns about the potential release of over 1,600 violent offenders, asserting that California Democrats are out of touch with public safety priorities.