Following the National Guards Pentagon removes from Los Angeles Marines

Pentagon said he removes 700 Marines from Los Angeles located in the American city against the background of protests.

Source: Pentagon Swar Shan Parnelle, quotes The Hill

Direct language Parnella: “With the return of stability in Los Angeles, Defense Minister Pete Hegset ordered the redeployment of 700 Marines whose presence gave a clear signal: iniquity will not tolerate.”

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Details: At the same time, Parnell noted that “the infantry” of marines in the city “played an important role in restoring the order and observance of the rule of law.”

The US Presidential Administration continues to reduce the military deployment in Los Angeles after Donald Trump sent about 4,100 California National Military Guards to the city, and later 700 Marines to suppress protests against the raids of immigration and customs (ICE).

That preceded: Hegset ordered the withdrawal of 2,000 servicemen of the National Guard from Los Angeles sent to the city to supply protests against the immigration repression of the Trump administration.

Prehistory:

• In early June, Donald Trump initiated the deployment of the National Guard troops in Los Angeles. This was the first case for several decades, when the President sent the National Guard to the US city without official request from state or local authorities. Then Trump stated that such a step was necessary to “suppress riots”, which, he said, could “destroy the city.”
• However, this decision was caused by the condemnation of the governor of Gavin Newsoma and Mayor Los Angeles Karen Bass, who accused the President of the fact that he further exacerbated the tension.
• News also initiated a lawsuit against the Trump administration demanding that the troops deploy without agreeing with the state power. He stated that the remaining troops “continue to be left without mission, without leadership and without hope to return to help their communities.”