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How Trump’s Second Administration Tackled Potential Unrest in Los Angeles
In the summer of 2020, cities across America faced unprecedented challenges as protests erupted into violence. The first Trump administration refrained from deploying the National Guard, respecting state governance and leaving cities to grapple with chaos. This decision led to destructive consequences, as many cities descended into turmoil.
Fast forward to today, and the climate has changed. The second Trump administration has moved decisively and effectively to quell potential unrest before it escalates in Los Angeles.
The Role of the National Guard and Marines
The presence of the National Guard, coupled with the commitment from Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth regarding Marine support, has profoundly impacted local responses to protests. This prompt action has resulted in heightened enforcement in Los Angeles, encouraging local authorities to take necessary measures to maintain order.
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass and California Governor Gavin Newsom often claim local authorities can manage protests independently.While there may be some truth to this assertion, it was only after the deployment of the National Guard that these officials began to actively address the riots and looting. In previous protests, we observed the formation of encampments by what some called
