Karen Bass says that the outcome lock comes into force for part of the city center from 8 p.m. (3:00 a.m. GMT Wednesday).
The mayor of Los Angeles, Karen Bass, has announced a output ban for a small part of the city center of Los Angeles, since immigration against the immigration of the US President against the immigration of the US president.
The outcome lock applies to an area of
“Many companies have now been affected or devastated. Last night there were 23 companies that were looted, and I think that if they drive through the city center of LA, graffiti is everywhere and has caused considerable damage,” said Bass.
“So my message to you is: If you do not live or work in the city center of LA, avoid the area. Criminal prosecution will arrest people who break the curfew, and they are pursued by criminal law.”
Bass said she expects the outcome lock to stay in force for several days, but emphasized that the order only applies to a small part of the city, the 502 square miles (1,300 m²) covered.
“I think it is important to point out not to minimize vandalism and violence that took place there – it was important – because it is extremely important to know that what happens in this square mile does not affect the city,” said Bass.
“Some of the pictures of the protests and violence give the appearance that this is an urban crisis, and it is not.”
The command of bass came into a fifth night when protests against the Trump government’s raids against alleged undocumented migrants in Los Angeles, and spread to dozens of other US cities, including New York, Chicago and Atlanta.
Trump’s immigration and commitment of the National Guard and the Marines against demonstrators have convicted of California officials who accused the President, abused his authority and subject to tensions.
In a speech to the Californians on Tuesday evening, the California governor Gaverneer Gavin Newsom Trump’s use of military violence was blown up as a “brazen abuse of power”.
“The downward spiral began at this point. He doubled his dangerous commitment in the national guard by fanning the flames even harder and the president – he did it on purpose,” said Newsom.
Newsom, who submitted a lawsuit against the use of troops by the Trump administration against his wishes, said the president unleashed a “military dragnet” that aimed at “dishwasher, gardener, day worker and sailor” instead of violent criminals.
“This is only weakness – weakness that camouflages itself as a strength. Donald Trump’s government does not protect our communities, they are traumatizing communities, and that seems to be the whole point,” said Newsom. “California will continue to fight.”
“If some of us can be caught from the street without an arrest warrant, only suspected or skin color is based, then none of us,” he added.
“Authoritarian regime begins to aim for people who can least defend themselves. However, they do not stop here.”
On Tuesday, Trump previously doubled his decision to mobilize troops against demonstrators, while the conviction was increasingly convicted.
“Generations of army heroes have not shed their blood on distant shores, just to observe how our country is destroyed here at home by invasion and lawlessness of the third world, as it takes place in California,” Trump told the US Army soldier during a visit to Fort Bragg in North Carolina.
“As a commander -in -chief, I will not allow that. It will never happen.”
