California left riots for illegal's?

 Federalist Wire:

President Donald Trump on Saturday announced the deployment of 2,000 National Guard soldiers to Los Angeles County amid escalating violent protests against federal agents enforcing U.S. immigration laws. The protests have reportedly included explosives detonated against cars, federal buildings, and federal law enforcement personnel. The insurrectionists have also lobbed rocks, stones, and concrete at federal law enforcement, according to Fox News.
Foreign criminals apprehended this week by now-beseiged U.S. Immigrations and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents in Los Angeles included gang members and others with long rap sheets, including assault, domestic violence, robbery, cruelty to children, and drug and alien trafficking, Fox News reported, citing the Department of Homeland Security.

On Saturday, law enforcement officials used tear gas on rioters in Paramount, Calif., following an alleged ICE raid, Fox News reported. Several people were arrested on charges of assaulting a federal agent, U.S. Border Patrol head Michael W. Banks said.
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California's loony left is now fighting for people who entered the country illegally.  California Democrats are chiefly responsible for the decline of the once-great state.  California is no longer the real Golden State.  The state is actually now losing real US citizens as people flee to states like Texas.

See also:

Trump Hails Guard in LA for Doing 'Jobs' of Newsom, Bass

And:

 While Riots Ravage Los Angeles, You'll Never Believe What CNN Is Doing

And:

 Coastal Leftist Chaos: First, L.A., Now NYC, Where Anti-ICE Radicals Discover NYPD Doesn't Play

And:

VP Vance Wades Into Convo on Anti-ICE Riots in LA, Pointing Out Its Obvious Ties to Biden Border Crisis 

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