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From the opinion pages of the Wall Street Journal, this is Potomac Watch.

Los Angeles is quiet, at least for a couple of nights after a curfew imposed by Mayor Karen Bass. But the national debate over

Donald Trump's deportations is far from over. California Governor Gavin Newsom has decided to make

himself the voice and face of the

opposition against Donald Trump's immigration policy and the deployment of State National Guard

and Marines to the city itself. Who has the political upper hand here as protests are planned for the weekend across the

country? That's our subject for today on Potomac Watch, the daily podcast of WSJ opinion pages.

I'm Paul Gigo, and I'm here with two of my colleagues, Barton Swain, and Alicia Finley,

California and our chief chronicler of all things, California.

Why have things quieted down in California, Alicia?

Well, I think it's partly because of the curfew.

You've got more law enforcement on the streets.

I think there could also be an element of college students have to actually take their final exams.

And right now is final exam times.

And you saw on Sunday a lot of the people out on the streets were young people.

So don't underestimate that component of it.

I think the other element is there's probably just a little bit fatigue.

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