Border law promotes riots in California, immigration experts warn

California has become the center of immigration debate under the Trump administration, raising questions about protests and riots that took place in the region in June and continues to pop up around the country.

Heather Mac Donald, a Manhattan Academy researcher and author of Race Beyond when, said she believes the border crisis under the Byton administration paved the way for civil unrest.

“This shows that violations in one area breed violations in another. The situation on the border is absolutely impossible. We have made California and Los Angeles tolerate criminal law, so it’s not surprising that activists, protesters and protesters and immigration rights activists think they have the right to declare Mac Donald on Mac Donalds.

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Mac Donald added that large numbers of immigration could lead to cultural assimilation dilemma.

“It’s not something new, but Americans have turned their eyes and said that the more diversity, the more population changes, the better,” she said.

Mac Donald added that in the long run, the number of people allowed to enter the U.S. could be beneficial.

“Well, for assimilation, it’s certainly necessary. We’ve seen that with the long decades of the largest immigration at the turn of the century, when we stop immigration. This makes assimilation of assimilation do the same. With uninterrupted immigration, you’re having a failed contest, which is absolutely ideal.”

“We should reform the agricultural sector. You know, whether we have temporary workers programs and whether we want to provide any exceptions to very, very high workers, which is definitely worth considering. But, it is certainly worth considering. But for chain immigration, it should certainly end up for remote family members until we are creating American confidence in the country we have created, and we are unwilling to come – McLeod is unwilling, not those who ignore it,” continues.

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A person holds a sign in front of federal agents in MacArthur Park in Los Angeles on July 7, 2025. (AP Photo/Damian Dovarganes)

When talking about the overall position of the U.S. population on immigration, she explained that mass deportation (the Trump administration says they are working on it while highlighting people with criminal convictions and charges, which may be the best way to move forward in the short term after the border crisis.

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“We should not distinguish criminal illegal aliens who are legally deported from those who are criminal criminal foreigners who are entering and staying here but therefore have no criminal record. She said the wisdom received is to expel the first one, but secondly, we shouldn’t even worry about being deported, which is cruel. Still, I’m not sure if the American people will have stomachs in immigration enforcement.“

also Ice and Border Patrol Arrests and busts, the Department of Homeland Security encourages self-extension through the CBP home app, an app that was replaced by CBP, and people once demanded asylum under President Joe Biden. The Department of Homeland Security offers $1,000 to start from the United States and cancel spending and has the opportunity to return to the country as part of the deal.

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Democratic mayor Karen Bass is an important voice against the federal immigration seat and once said that the ice should “go home.” (Getty)

In Los Angeles, Democrats Mayor Karen Bass An important voice against the sweeping federal immigration once said that Ice should “go home”.

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According to the press release, Bass recently said: “We are a proud immigrant city and the Trump administration shows that they will exacerbate their confusing approach and I make sure we deploy all the resources and tools available within the city to ensure we support the immigrant community.”

Talking about Potential civil unrest Mac Donald said in other cities that it could happen.

“I She believes there will be civil strife in other cities because it is reasonable and our elected leaders are trivial because “Oh, we have controlled the situation”.