Maxine Waters denied entry at LA detention center, criticized by DHS

A security official in the upper homeland hacked Representative Maxine Watermes from “lies” about the calm of riots and her efforts to force her to enter a detention center to meet a detained union leader.

The National Security Ministry spokeswoman, Tricia McLeulin Fox News Digitter, told Monday that reaching the Los Angeles detention facility was “temporary restricted” to ensure the safety of both detainees and official employees-when the water rushed to a group of guards who entered a fever of plywood to the building during the weekend.

The 86-year-old Democrat is approaching the 18-year-old guards, saying: “Hello, hello, hello-I am members of congress Waters,” but the last one told her frankly to speak to “public affairs” and hit the door.

“As a result, Congress Maxine Waters has been rejected,” McLeulin said about this exchange.

Maxine Watters mocks armed factors after Feds Dooor overcame them during La riots: “It is better to shoot straightly.”

“The safety and security of the employees of the Ministry of National Security, ICE agents, and those in our reservation are still our top priority.”

In reference to the indication of the Waters, D-Calif. , The armed guards who were collected on the street ascended and asked whether they were planning to shoot her, and McLeulin said that the legislator’s efforts could be used better elsewhere.

She said: “Instead of mocked members of the National Guard, the Congress member should try to defuse the riots of this violent.”

“Elected officials need to reduce their dangerous speech on the application of the ice law.”

President Donald Trump blocked the National Guard in California, accused him of Waters of not correctly informing the governor of Gavin New Lovers, in one clip of the comments on the correspondents.

The Ministry of National Security also reprimanded the water summary on the TV screen after clips of its various confrontations that run viral:

“This morning on CNN, a member of Congress produced that these riots were not violent.”

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“The American people can see with their own eyes the truth. Riots assaulted law enforcement officers, threw rocks, burning American flags, cars on fires, cut tires, distorted buildings, and taxpayer -funded property.”

“The violent targeting of law enforcement in Los Angeles by rioters who do not practice the law is not sad and Congress must call it to end.”

Wolf Plezer’s broadcaster told Wolf Plezer that “everyone was asking about what” David Heareta, the detainee’s leader, was held during one of the immigration raids that sparked violence.

She said that she was wearing a slogan in Congress on her jacket, but she expressed her regret that the guards were still not allowed.

The protests in the vicinity called “very small and peaceful – there was no runner.”

Waters also expressed concern that the two gathering guards were armed, saying that “Trump incited all this.”

The riots continue in Los Angeles. (Getty)

“My message to Donald Trump, you are a harsh person – and you are using the poorest people on the ground … to enhance your policy,” Waters said separately.

In reference to the procession of the planned military president to denote the birthday of the US Army – which will coincide with the Day of Science and its seventy -seven -year birthday, “added.

In a statement regarding the incident, Waters said it went to the detention center of the capital to verify Huerta – which Seiu said was “arrested” in one of a series of ice raids in Los Angeles province, which the Union described as a “violent survey.”

The water also hinted at another viral clip produced, which showed it armed factors mocking the formation in another part of the city.

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“I have pledged [sic] In a statement posted on X, previously on Twitter, with the National Guard, who was armed with weapons, they did not use their weapons against peaceful demonstrators who were exercising their rights simply to freedom of expression and protest.

“All people deserve to be treated with dignity and legal procedures due under the law: non -violent peaceful demonstrations is very important to protect our constitutional rights.”

She said: “The President of the United States is a harsh person, not disgraceful,” adding that he and others “as soon as” they want to see agents “shoot a person.”

When they were photographed in the face of the national guards on the street, Waters shouted, saying: “You will shoot at an elected official? If you shot me, it is better to shoot straight.”

Fox News Digital has communicated to the Waters office for an additional comment, but it was not possible to reach it immediately.