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In Los Angeles, in the western United States, some of the demonstrations protesting the Trump administrations immigration policies have turned violent, and the unrest continues.

Why does the confusion continue? We will explain it in detail in the video commentary.

[Video Explanation] 2 minutes 28 seconds, broadcast on June 11th on Ohayo Nippon *The video cannot be viewed via data broadcast Californias economic scale is the largest in the U.S. First, California, where Los Angeles is located, has the largest economy in the entire United States.

According to data from the IMF International Monetary Fund and the U.S. Department of Commerce, last years total production, when converted to dollars, surpassed that of Japan. In a country-by-country comparison, it ranks fourth in scale, following the United States, China, and Germany.

Sanctuary cities that do not cooperate with the deportation of illegal immigrants—and its not just the largest in terms of economic scale in the entire country.

The number of immigrants as well.

If you look at the map, it borders Mexico.

Among them, Los Angeles, the largest city in the state, has adopted tolerant policies toward immigrants without legal status, regarding them as members of the community who contribute to the local economy.

One of the municipalities known as a sanctuary city for not cooperating with deportations, it strongly opposes the Trump administrations efforts to crack down on illegal immigration.

In that context, raids by the Immigration and Customs Enforcement targeting places where immigrants work or gather provoked strong backlash from people.

In recent years, politically, it has been a stronghold for the Democratic Party, and in last years presidential election, Mr. Trump was defeated.

The top official in California is Governor Newsom of the Democratic Party.

Recently, we have often reported statements related to this incident in the news.

Governor Newsom is also considered a strong candidate for the next presidential election. Governor Newsom is one of the leading figures in the Democratic Party opposing President Trump and is seen as a strong contender for the next presidential election.

Even over the wildfire that broke out near Los Angeles this January, President Trump exchanged criticisms back and forth.

Furthermore, in April, California was the first to file a lawsuit in federal court over the tariff measures, attempting to block them, and thus has also clashed with the Trump administration in court.

How this confusion will unfold in the future, and the conflict between the two is also an important point.