Trump Deploys National Guard As New Travel Ban Sparks Mass Protests
President Donald Trump's executive order restricting entry for citizens from 12 countries has taken effect, coinciding with escalating tensions over immigration enforcement policies across the United States. The measure, which Trump announced last week citing national security concerns, became active on Monday. The implementation occurs as Los Angeles experiences significant unrest, with protesters clashing with police and National Guard troops following increased immigration enforcement activities. The order resurrects similar policies from Trump's first presidency, when travelers from predominantly Muslim countries faced entry restrictions. Many affected nations currently experience ongoing conflicts and large-scale population displacement. Initial reports from Los Angeles International Airport indicated no immediate visible disruptions in the hours following the ban's implementation, according to the Associated Press. The restrictions apply to citizens of Afghanistan, Chad, Eritrea, Equatorial Guinea, Haiti, Iran, Libya, Myanmar, the Republic of the Congo, Somalia, Sudan […]
