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Gavin Newsom . A defense official told CBS News the Marines arrived in greater Los Angeles on Tuesday morning
joining about 2
100 members of the California National Guard who are now operating in Los Angeles
Paramount and Compton. Acting Defense Department comptroller Bryn MacDonnell estimated the cost of deploying the National Guard will be $134 million while testifying Tuesday before the House Appropriations Subcommittee on Defense.

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Based at Twentynine Palms
a city some 140 miles east of L.A. the 700 Marines finished training for duty within two days of arriving and could be deployed to protests by Friday
according to the Department of Defense. Earlier
the U.S. Northern Command had said in a statement that Marines would "seamlessly integrate" with Guard members to assist them in "protecting federal personnel and federal property." They are trained in "de-escalation
crowd control and standing rules for the use of force
the statement said. Also deployed to the L.A. area are roughly 2,000 National Guardsmen in Title 10 status — meaning they are called to federal service and report to the president. Their battalion has not yet been specifically identified. Federalized guardsmen can and have accompanied ICE on missions
but they are not a part of operations
the U.S. Northern Command said in a separate statement, citing Title 10. Concerns exist as to whether Mr. Trump would try to override that kind of restriction by invoking the Insurrection Act, a 19th-century law that authorizes the president to deploy military forces inside the United States to suppress rebellion or domestic violence or to enforce the law in certain situations
according to the Brennan Center for Justice. Asked on Tuesday if he would invoke the act, Mr. Trump said: If there's an insurrection
I would certainly invoke it. We'll see." A curfew for downtown L.A. Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass imposed curfew for downtown L.A. Tuesday and Wednesday nights
which remained in effect from 8 p.m. to 6 a.m. local time. The curfews applied to about one square mile of the downtown area. Bass said she issued the curfews "to stop the vandalism
to stop the looting." "If you do not live or work in downtown L.A. avoid the area
Bass said. Law enforcement will arrest individuals who break the curfew and you will be prosecuted." Tensions in parts of the city had escalated Sunday as thousands of protesters took to the streets in response to President Trump's deployment of the National Guard
blocking off a major freeway and setting self-driving cars on fire as law enforcement used tear gas
rubber bullets and flash-bangs to control the crowd. California sues over use of troops. "We don't need the National Guard
and they are not here to help us right now
L.A. Police Chief Jim McDonnell said Wednesday in an interview with CBS News. They are here to facilitate what the federal agencies are doing on the immigration front." Earlier
California officials asked a federal judge to issue an order restricting how the Trump administration can use Marines and National Guard troops in response to the protests. The state sued the Trump administration on Monday for deploying the Guard without consulting Newsom
a move the governor had called "illegal and immoral" in a social media post. In another post Monday morning
Newsom said Mr. Trump "illegally acted to federalize the National Guard
adding, We're suing him." Newsom suggested late Monday that his office could pursue additional legal action against the administration over its planned use of Marines
which the governor also called illegal. Los Angeles County Sheriff's deputies arrive to respond to ICE protests outside the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel
where ICE agents were believed to be staying
Wednesday
June 11
2025
in Whittier
Calif. Chris Pizzello / AP. By the end of Wednesday
at least 851 people had been arrested in the L.A. area since the protests started
various law enforcement agencies confirmed. Nearly half were taken into LAPD custody
on charges that ranged from failure to disperse
objects and fireworks thrown at officers
and looting and arson. California Highway Patrol has also arrested at least 106 people and the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department has arrested at least another nine
the agencies told CBS News. LAPD Chief McDonnell addressed complaints over the weekend that accused police of responding too slowly to the unrest
saying that police must comply with the California Values Act
a Los Angeles "sanctuary city" ordinance also known as SB 54
which prevents state and local law enforcement agencies from participating in federal immigration enforcement. Protests against federal immigration enforcement actions have cropped up around the U.S. since they initially sparked in Los Angeles. San Francisco issued a statement late Monday about demonstrations in that city
saying
Thousands participated in demonstrations today that were overwhelmingly peaceful. At the very end of the night, two small groups broke off and committed vandalism and other criminal acts. Detained multiple individuals who refused to comply and made arrests. The statement referred to protests at the city's Civic Center and in its Mission District. National Guard troops mobilized and Marines activated. The military said Monday that it was mobilizing another 2
000 members of the California National Guard to respond to the protests. Pentagon chief spokesman Sean Parnell said on X late Monday that the additional troops have been "called into federal service to support ICE & to enable federal law-enforcement officers to safely conduct their duties." The move adds to 2
000 National Guard troops who were called up by the president late Saturday to protect federal personnel and property. The military also activated about 700 active-duty Marines on Monday to assist the Guard
U.S. Northern Command said in a statement. The 2nd Battalion
7th Marines are based in Twentynine Palms
a city east of Los Angeles.













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