Trump directs Cabinet to tackle migrant unrest in Los Angeles
- President Donald Trump held a meeting at Camp David with military and Cabinet officials to address the violent immigration protests in Los Angeles.
- During this meeting, discussions included potential military intervention and push for legislative reforms centered around immigration enforcement.
- The urgency of these talks is increased due to ongoing protests, leading the White House to call for quick passage of significant immigration legislation.
In the United States, President Donald Trump held a significant meeting at Camp David with military leaders and top Cabinet officials as violent immigration protests erupted in Los Angeles. The unrest was primarily a response to ongoing Immigration and Customs Enforcement raids, prompting the Trump administration to explore various measures for controlling the riots. During the retreat, attended by key figures including Vice President JD Vance and Secretary of State Marco Rubio, discussions not only revolved around the riots but also addressed trade talks with China and international relations involving Iran. The administration faced intense pressure to respond to the protests, as there had already been significant deployments of National Guard troops to Los Angeles without the approval of California's Governor Gavin Newsom. Trump emphasized his administration's commitment to addressing what he termed as the