Nearly 5,000 military personnel have been mobilized in the Los Angeles area in response to immigration raid protests. A commander says National Guard troops and Marines will protect ICE agents and federal buildings, and will be allowed to “temporarily” detain people.
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Commander of task force deployed to LA says troops will be allowed to ‘temporarily detain’ people

Nearly 5,000 military personnel have been mobilized in the Los Angeles area in response to immigration raid protests. A commander says National Guard troops and Marines will protect ICE agents and federal buildings, and will be allowed to “temporarily” detain people.
 
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