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Good evening. I'm John Yang. In Los Angeles, quiet streets have greeted the first of 2,000 National Guard troops sent by President Trump in response to two days of clashes between

protesters and immigration officers. Demonstrators had gathered at places around the city

where officers

were carrying out raids, some of them throwing things. Authorities used pepper spray and flash

bang grenades to try to restore order. In a memo to the Pentagon and the Attorney General, Mr. Trump

said he was acting under a rarely used law because the demonstrations constitute a form of rebellion against the authority

of the government of the United States. California Governor Gavin Newsom, a Democrat, objected

saying on social media that the guards' presence will escalate tensions and erode public trust.

Democratic Representative Nanette Barrigan represents Paramount, California, a heavily

Latino city where there were clashes yesterday at a Home Depot. Representative, thanks for joining

us. What do you think accounts for the fact that things are calm now? I haven't seen any

immigration activity today and raids like we saw in the last couple of days. So I think that that is a

factor. But look, you know, people are afraid. They're worried. They're concerned. I think that's

why you're seeing the protest. They are protesting mass deportations. And what this administration

has been doing for the last several months,

whether it's trampling on due process, just deporting people.

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