Army tramples protesters with horses in the streets; Rubber bullets, shock bombs; Trump issued an urgent order

Demonstrations turned violent, with police firing stun grenades and rubber bullets at protesters.

The streets of Los Angeles were turned into a training ground for clashes between federal agents and protesters.

Yesterday, Trump made the decision to send the National Guard to California, all because of the protests that broke out due to the arrest of illegal immigrants.

60 people were arrested in San Francisco

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About 60 people, including minors, were arrested in San Francisco on Sunday after protests outside an immigration office building turned violent and two police officers were slightly injured, police said.

Hundreds of protesters gathered in front of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) offices, protesting the raids and deportations of migrants that the agency is conducting across California and the United States, CNN reported.

More than 50 people arrested

At least 56 people were arrested in downtown Los Angeles for participating in protests against immigration raids, police said.

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Police said the protesters were arrested for ignoring warnings to disperse after the gathering in downtown Los Angeles was declared illegal, NBC reported.

It is pointed out that among those arrested is the person who allegedly threw a Molotov cocktail at a police officer, as well as one person who allegedly drove a motorcycle into the cordon of police officers, in which one of them was injured.

Trump: Bring the troops, arrest them all!

Trump has declared that "the troops should be brought in" and called for the arrest of anyone wearing a mask, as violent clashes between federal forces and protesters paralyze Los Angeles.

A reporter from Australia was hit by a rubber bullet

Lauren Tomasi, an American correspondent for CNN's Australian media house "Nine News", was reporting live from the protest in Los Angeles when the scream was heard. It turned out that she was hit by a rubber bullet fired by the police.

"The LAPD is approaching on horseback, firing rubber bullets at the protesters, chasing them through the heart of Los Angeles," Tomasi told the camera, pointing down the road.

The police called on the demonstrators to leave the city center.

The Los Angeles Police Department announced that the entire downtown area of ​​Los Angeles has been "declared an unlawful assembly area."

"You must leave the city center immediately," the police warned on the "X" network.

It also said that the "use of incendiary devices" by anti-government protesters would be met with "appropriate force".

Demonstrators also blocked the highway last night.

Shock grenades and tear gas were fired

After a wave of arrests on Friday, protesters clashed with federal forces, who fired tear gas, rubber bullets and stun grenades.

The violence quickly spread to Paramount. Protesters set a car on fire, smashed shop windows and blocked streets with supermarket trolleys. In total, about 400 people participated in the protests, according to the Los Angeles Sheriff's Office.

Trump sent the National Guard to Los Angeles

US President Donald Trump ordered the mobilization of 2,000 members of the National Guard who entered Los Angeles on Sunday.

He criticized California Governor Gavin Newsom and Mayor Karen Bass, calling them incapable of stopping the violence.

California Governor: Don't give Trump what he wants

California Governor Gavin Newsom appealed to protesters not to clash with the police and the National Guard, stating: "Don't give Donald Trump what he wants!"

Newsom urged protesters on social media not to use violence and to respect police officers trying to keep the peace.

Newsom later confirmed that he had formally asked Trump to "rescind the illegal deployment of troops in Los Angeles County."