VA chief blasts rioters after LA clinic shuttered amid chaos: ‘Your actions are interfering with vets health’

First on the fox: The Old Warriotic Minister Doug Collins announced on Monday afternoon that the VA clinic in Los Angeles had to be closed suddenly because the angels were burning in violence after ice deportations.

“As for the violent mob in the riots in Los Angeles to support illegal immigrants and against the rule of law – your actions interfere with the health care of the old warriors,” Collins said.

Al -Amin, who was previously a member of the Republican congress from Georgia, said that his agency had to take the “difficult decision” to temporarily close the emergency care center.

Collins Fox News Digitter told California leaders “putting the interests of immigrants and illegal criminals over and over again on the interests of citizens who work hard.”

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“[N]Or, the old veterans of Los Angeles are paying the price.

“We thank President Donald Trump has the courage to restore order and safety to the Citizen of Los Angeles – which California leaders have failed to do.”

Collins stressed that the clinic will reopen it as soon as it is safe to do so, and that the old warriors who need care there can reschedule or monitor health care options.

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The center is located between Skid Row and Union Station, and it is outside the US-101 highway, which was one of the riots of the converging highway during the weekend.

They were crossed out by the highly road patrol patrols in their cars at one point on this road, according to Kabc, who stated that they were subjected to shells that the rioters threw during the asphalt penetration.

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During a recent television interview, Collins said he was still focusing on the laser on its agency.

“The president told me to do one thing and this takes care of our old warriors.”

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