Trump said that California officials who work against the ongoing deportations could face federal charges. Thousands of protesters have blocked off a major freeway in Los Angeles and set several self-driving taxis on fire as police try to control the crowd as ant-ICE protests continued into a third night. The protests and riots began on
President Donald Trump was asked about California Gov. Gavin Newsom daring border czar Tom Homan to arrest him. A reporter asked Trump if Homan should do it. “I would, if I were Tom,” Trump replied from the White House lawn. He added that the governor has done a “terrible job” over his handling of the
Updated2 mins Ago Trump, citing footage of violence and destruction in the riots, said LA would have been ‘completely obliterated’ if he hadn’t activated the National Guard. | Published Jun 08, 2025 | Updated Jun 09, 2025 show more Where Protests Took Place Original News Source Link – Epoch TimesRunning For Office? Conservative Campaign Consulting
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National Guard personnel are deployed to downtown Los Angeles on June 8, after the Trump administration said on June 7 it would deploy 2,000 troops as federal agents in the city faced off against a few hundred demonstrators during a second day of protests against Immigration and Customs Enforcement operations. Original News Source Link –
National Guard personnel are deployed to downtown Los Angeles on June 8, after the Trump administration said on June 7 it would deploy 2,000 troops as federal agents in the city faced off against a few hundred demonstrators during a second day of protests against Immigration and Customs Enforcement operations. Original News Source Link –
Many homeowners avoid selling because of high capital gains taxes, prompting real estate professionals to call for changes. With median home prices exceeding $1 million in many U.S. housing markets, some real estate professionals are drawing attention to a 28-year-old capital gains tax law, citing it as one factor contributing to the nationwide housing shortage.