LA 中心ちゅうしん部ぶに外出がいしゅつ禁止きんし令れいも 220人にん余よが逮捕たいほ 事態じたい収束しゅうそくせず

In Los Angeles, in the western United States, a curfew was imposed in the city center on the night of the 10th to prevent unrest taking advantage of protest demonstrations against mass immigration crackdowns, but by morning, the situation had not subsided, with more than 220 people arrested.

In Los Angeles, in the western United States, a curfew was imposed in the downtown area from 8 p.m. on the 10th until 6 a.m. the following morning, after some people turned violent during protests against the mass crackdown on immigrants without residency status.

On the first night, while many police vehicles were deployed in the area, groups were seen marching and raising their voices in protest against the Trump administration. The Los Angeles Police Department announced on the 11th that over 220 people had been arrested by morning for failing to disperse, among other reasons, indicating that the situation has not yet been resolved.

Los Angeles Mayor Bass held a press conference with mayors from surrounding municipalities on the 11th and criticized President Trump for deploying the National Guard by presidential authority, saying, The federal government is testing how much authority it can take away from governors and others.

Some members of the National Guard are also accompanying Immigration and Customs Enforcement in raids, and on the 11th, California Governor Newsom posted on social media that there arent enough National Guard troops available to respond to wildfires as they should be, repeatedly criticizing the administration.

In response, White House spokesperson Leavitt stated at a press conference on the 11th, The Trump administration will continue the large-scale deportation efforts that the President promised to the American people, indicating that the crackdown will continue, further deepening political tensions.