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In the wake of six straight days of violent anti-ICE riots across Los Angeles, the Trump administration has ramped up federal enforcement efforts, launching a targeted crackdown aimed at curbing the escalating unrest. The protests—which spiraled into violent clashes, property damage, and street blockades—prompted immediate federal intervention to restore order and dismantle what officials described as an organized network fueling the chaos.

A major breakthrough came with the arrest of Alejandro Theodoro Orellana, an alleged member of the radical Brown Berets. Federal prosecutors have charged him with conspiracy to commit civil disorder, accusing him of equipping protesters with industrial-grade Uvex Bionic Face Shields—gear typically reserved for hazardous work environments but now repurposed for street resistance. According to the FBI, the shields were distributed specifically to help demonstrators withstand police crowd-control tactics, emboldening more aggressive confrontations.

Footage aired on FOX LA showed riot gear being handed out from the back of a truck to masked individuals. Independent journalist Andy Ngo added fuel to the fire with reports that far-left activists were crowdfunding riot equipment, making protective gear widely available to front-line protesters. Officials say this level of coordination signals a troubling degree of premeditation and sophistication behind the demonstrations.

Former Trump national security adviser Joshua Steinman weighed in, framing the unrest as a byproduct of what he called the Biden administration’s weak approach to immigration and internal security. He warned that the networked support for protest violence underscored urgent gaps in federal oversight.

Amid the ongoing tension, former President Trump praised a recent 9th Circuit Court of Appeals ruling that reinstated his authority to deploy the California National Guard—overruling a previous decision by U.S. District Judge Charles Breyer, who had sided with Governor Gavin Newsom in opposing the federalization of state forces. The court’s decision marks a significant win for Trump’s law-and-order agenda and underscores the deepening rift between federal and state powers as unrest simmers across California.

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