Breaking News: ICE Protests in L.A. Ignite as Trump Deploys National Guard

Breaking news from the streets of Los Angeles: massive anti‑ICE protests erupted following federal raids in Paramount and downtown, leading to at least 44 arrests and escalating clashes with law enforcement. Helmeted riot police and federal agents deployed tear gas, flash-bang grenades, and made arrests amid burning cars and overturned shopping carts In response, President Trump has activated the California National Guard—2000 troops under Title 10 federal command, bypassing California’s governor, while Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth warns active-duty Marines stand ready if tensions worsen . Governor Gavin Newsom condemns the move as "purposefully inflammatory," calling it a political spectacle Watch for: - On-the-ground footage from Paramount and downtown L.A. - Expert insights on the legality of federalizing the National Guard - Reactions from California leaders, including Gavin Newsom and Karen Bass - What does this mean for immigrant communities and free speech Stay tuned as we explore how this unprecedented federal intervention could redefine the balance of power between states and the federal government in crisis response.