An Insider's Look Into The U.S. Government's Covert Operations Against Los Angeles Residents

LOS ANGELES—In a contentious move, President Trump has escalated tensions surrounding immigration by federalizing the National Guard, despite objections from California Governor Gavin Newsom. This decision, which follows two days of protests against ICE, has been criticized by Newsom as unnecessary and provocative, aimed at creating a display of authority. Los Angeles Mayor Bass echoed this sentiment, labeling it as an “escalatory measure” that seeks to incite further unrest. Meanwhile, Tom Homan, the administration's border enforcement chief, threatened Newsom and Bass with arrest should they obstruct operations. National Guard troops were deployed outside a federal facility, where masked individuals—identified by some as secret police—are reportedly detaining individuals without due process. Meanwhile, MSNBC reporters noted the presence of anxious and frustrated demonstrators, yet described the atmosphere as far from riotous. Governor Newsom urged protesters to maintain their composure: “Don’t give Trump what he wants,” he advised. The masked agents, devoid of insignia, remain unaccountable amidst rising fears.