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More rallies in Los Angeles today, this afternoon near City Hall,

calling for people detained by immigration

enforcement agents in the past week to be released. It has been largely calm, a day after largely

peaceful protests evolved into violent confrontations with officers following President Trump's

National Guard deployment without the state's request.

Trump said it was necessary.

Local and state officials accuse him of manufacturing chaos for his own political benefit.

Trump is attacking California Governor Gavin Newsom over these protests.

NPR's Frank Ordonez reports Trump's calling the governor grossly incompetent.

President Trump deployed 2,000 National Guard troops to crack down on protesters whom he

described as professional agitators and insurrectionists. Trump was asked whether as

borders are Tom Homan should arrest Newsom. Homan has threatened to arrest anybody who obstructs immigration enforcement.

Trump replied, it would be great if Homan arrested the governor and accused Newsom of seeking

publicity.

Newsom later posted video of Trump's comments on social media.

He wrote, a president has called for the arrest of a sitting governor, calling it a, quote,

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