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Former US President Donald Trump had given a very strict reaction to the protests in Los Angeles (LA), describing them as a ‘full-scale attack’. To overcome these violent demonstrations and sabotage, he ordered the deployment of 2000 additional National Guard soldiers with immediate effect.
These demonstrations originally began in protest against the assassination of black American George Floid, which aimed at demanding peaceful justice. However, these protests in Los Angeles soon became unbridled and broader violence, large -scale looting (sabotage in shopping centers and looting goods), and public assets were severely damaged. There was an atmosphere of arson and chaos in many parts of the city.
The then President Trump had repeatedly emphasized in his statements that such chaotic and violent activities would not be tolerated at all. He considered this situation a direct attack on law and order in American cities. The deployment of additional national guards was an indication of the determination of his administration that he would maintain peace and order at all costs and strict action would be taken against the culprits.
This action was not limited to Los Angeles, but it had spread to other cities across America, where similar disturbance was being seen. The Trump government had made it clear that all necessary forces would be used to prevent violence and criminal activities under the guise of civil unrest, so that general situation and security can be established once again in the country.