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Los Angeles Immigration Riots

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Once again, the City of Angels is a burning hot mess.....

 
Let me guess... mostly peaceful protests, right? Just like the lies we were told in 2020. I like how this time people aren't falling for that garbage.
 
So. those who were rioting are in favor of gang members, drug runners, and known murderers from elsewhere staying here free and clear and getting a state check every month.

Got it.
Careful, dude. That sounds an awful lot like the uninformed, ignorant rhetoric Fox News spews.
 
glad im australian and that lives in australia. we never had that problem with

Immigrations here

 
[/i]...well, Hollyweird's chimed in...[/i]

(The Guardian) Celebrities have reacted to the ongoing chaos in Los Angeles, calling out Ice officials and praising those protesting against them.

Oscar-nominated actor Mark Ruffalo posted a lengthy message on Instagram referring to the “oligarchy” that Americans now find themselves in. “You are pointing your guns in the wrong direction,” he wrote. “Can’t you see that maybe we are being tricked to tear each other apart while they rake it in?”

His message saw a positive response from names including Halle Berry, Pedro Pascal, Marisa Tomei and Melanie Griffith. Pascal also shared a video celebrating the diversity of America, writing: “Los Ángeles. Built by the best of U.S. #Protect our #Protectors #RESIST.”

Tyler, the Creator also posted an Instagram story, writing “Fuck Ice” while singer Kehlani, who was recently barred from performing at Cornell University for her anti-genocide comments, wrote: “Long live the resistance”.

As we reported earlier, rapper Doechii used her acceptance speech at last night’s BET awards o express outrage over the situation. “There are ruthless attacks that are creating fear and chaos in our communities in the name of law and order,” she said. “Trump is using military forces to stop a protest.” She added: “We all deserve to live in hope and not in fear.”

Director Ava DuVernay, who recently called out Trump’s criminal behaviour in a rousing speech, wrote about the hypocrisy of what’s happening. “I’m witnessing tear gas and non-lethal rounds being unleashed on peaceful protesters in DTLA,” she wrote in an Instagram story. “People of all ages and stripes from all over the city, raising their voices. And being treated worse than January 6 terrorists.”
 
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