Trump Meeting With Military Leaders
Washington, D.C. – President Donald J. Trump is taking swift and decisive action as violent unrest erupts in Los Angeles, sparked by radical protests against immigration enforcement.
On Sunday, President Trump announced that he is heading to Camp David for urgent national security talks with top military leaders, including generals and admirals, to address the growing crisis.
“We’re going to Camp David for major meetings with key decision-makers,” Trump told reporters before boarding Air Force One. “We’re dealing with very serious issues that affect our national security and public safety.”
Violent Mobs Clash With Federal Agents
Shortly after the announcement, the President issued a powerful message on Truth Social, warning the public about the “insurrectionist mobs” wreaking havoc in California.
“Violent, insurrectionist mobs are swarming our brave federal agents to disrupt deportation efforts,” Trump posted. “I have ordered my Cabinet—including Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth—to take all necessary action to liberate Los Angeles from the Migrant Invasion.”
The statement immediately went viral among supporters who see the violence as a result of open-border policies and Democrat weak leadership in California.
National Guard Deployed – Marines on Standby
In a rare and forceful move, President Trump federalized the California National Guard, deploying 2,000 troops to Los Angeles. This bold decision bypassed Democrat Governor Gavin Newsom, who typically commands the state’s Guard forces.
Defense Secretary Hegseth confirmed Sunday morning that U.S. Marines are ready to deploy if needed. “We’re prepared to support the mission and restore peace,” Hegseth said.
Insurrection Act on the Table
The President did not rule out invoking the Insurrection Act, a powerful federal law that permits military intervention in domestic unrest. While Trump said the current situation hasn’t yet met that legal threshold, he made it clear that if attacks on federal agents continue, he will act decisively.
The law, rarely used, allows the President to bypass governors and use active-duty military to restore order—especially when Democrat state leaders refuse to act.
Newsom Mocked as Situation Deteriorates
Governor Newsom responded by mocking the President, claiming the National Guard had not yet arrived and accusing Trump of grandstanding. But Trump’s supporters say the facts speak for themselves.
“They spit on police—that’s their new tactic,” Trump told reporters. “Let me be clear: They spit, we hit. No one spits on our law enforcement or military and gets away with it.”
Trump added that any protester caught attacking police or service members would be “hit very hard.”
🚨 Why This Matters to Older Americans
With rising crime, open borders, and far-left riots spreading across American cities, President Trump is the only leader showing real strength. This latest crisis in Los Angeles proves what many already know: Democrat leadership is failing, and law-abiding citizens are paying the price.
