La Mayor Bass calls ICE raid a “provocation bill” during Newsom event

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass lashed out at federal authorities Thursday, calling them the source of “disease” after agents were found patrolling outside California Gov. Gavin Newsom’s museum Congress map.

The bass appeared near the city’s Little Tokyo, where federal agents made at least one arrest outside the National Museum of Japan outside the event.

“Donald Trump, do you think it’s accidental? Donald Trump and his minions, Tom Homan, the strong man, whether it’s accidental or not, this is where the ice arrest is pushed,” Newsom said of the action outside the press conference. “I think it’s disgusting and pathetic.”

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Bass harshly criticizes Trump administration for raids to arrest Illegal immigration In the city, appear on the scene and question the timing of the action.

“It’s by no means a coincidence. It’s widely announced that the governor and many of our other elected officials have held a press conference here to talk about rezoning, they decided they were coming and have a thumbs up in front of the governor,” said one of the recharged Bass, calling it “a popular act.”

“They are talking about the chaos in Los Angeles, which is the source of the disease,” she added. “It’s a government, it’s a customs and border patrol, and it’s gone.”

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California Gov. Gavin Newsom spoke at a press conference in Los Angeles on Thursday. (AP Photo/Marcio Jose Sanchez)

Bill Essayli, an attorney in Central California who covers Los Angeles, responded to Bass’ comments on social media.

He wrote on X: “The mayor and other California officials are actual shelters from federal law.

Trump administration attracts bass anger and Newsom To carry out ongoing raids in and around Los Angeles to capture and deport criminal records of illegal immigrants.

In July, when federal agents conducted illegal immigration seats, calling them “outrageous” and “non-American”, the bass appeared in the city’s troubled MacArthur Park.

“Our law enforcement action is about enforcing the law, not about Gavin Newsom,” said Tricia McLaughlin, assistant secretary of the Department of Homeland Security, to Fox News in a statement. “The CBP patrols all areas of Los Angeles every day, with more than 40 teams to ensure LA is safe.”

Gregory Bovino, chief patrol agent for the U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) El Centro industry, said Thursday’s action was about public safety.

“Los Angeles is a safer place. Since we won’t have politicians who will do that, we do it ourselves,” he told Fox News. “So that’s why we’ve made it a safer place here today. We’re so glad to be here, not going anywhere.”

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Thursday’s press conference focused on a battle against Congress’ re-dividing ahead of next year’s midterm elections. Newsom and fellow Democrats announced their game plans to oppose the president’s push Donald Trump Republicans have created up to five Republican-friendly congressional districts in Texas, sacrificing seats currently under the Democratic control.

“Today is California’s Liberation Day,” the governor said. “Donald Trump, you poke the bear and we’ll call it back.”