VA Secretary says anti-ICE protests forced veteran care facility to shutdown

First on the fox: Old Minister of Warriot Affairs Doug Collins sent letters to the governor of California State Gavin New Tiri and the mayor of Los Angeles Karen Bass this week to alert them to the impact of riots against the presence of veteran society in the city.

The message is cited “violent” riots because the reason behind the Ministry of Affairs of the Veterans has decided to close the Ambulance Care Center in Los Angeles for at least five days. He stated that the local agency leaders took the “difficult decision” after distorting the outer walls of the building by threatening to write on the walls of the life of federal immigration officials.

In total, more than 600 veteran dates are affected.

The legislator turned the Republican Party of the scenario on the news, bass by identifying the anti -ice riots with one word

Wall writing with a warm language and threats of federal officials who were seen spraying throughout the Community Care Center for Old Warriors Affairs in Los Angeles. (Old Warriors Affairs Department)

Graffiti with an obscene language sprayed on the community welfare center in the affairs of the old warriors in Los Angeles. (Old Warriors Affairs Department)

“In other words, your state’s failure to preserve the law and order in Los Angeles comes between the veterans and health care they gained,” the messages signed by Minister Collins. “What amazed me more about the city and the state’s response to this ordeal is that your primary interest seems to be a virtue indicating your opposition to President Donald J

Collins added that “the response of the lack of riots” and the state raises questions about the safety and security of the veterans, especially those who benefit from federal VA programs, after leaving the National Guard and other federal law enforcement.

National weapons are released to the Democrats due to the “pale” rhetoric, where ice agents face a wave of violent threats

The Minister of Affairs of the Veterans Doug Collins (right) and anti -ice -riots in Los Angeles (left) (Getty/Reuters)

The letter asked that both newsom and Bass respond to specific steps they are currently taking to restore the law and order in the region where the VA Care Center has been closed. It also requested to update a case of government and local investigations into the distortion of the care center that was closed, and asked the government and local authorities to pay to repair the damage to the building, according to Collins, the absence of the police that led to distortion.

NEWSOM and Bass opposed any federal intervention to suppress the riots, describing it unconstitutional and exceeding. In the end, NEWSOM, with the support of California Public Prosecutor Rob Punta, filed a federal lawsuit against the Trump administration seeking an emergency restriction order to prevent the National Guard and other military personnel from helping federal agents in the immigration application.

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“The defendants, including President Trump and Defense Minister Beit Higseth, sought to bring military personnel and” warriors’ culture “to the streets of cities and towns in which Americans work, go to school, and raise their families,” according to the New Yoshom lawsuit. “Now, they have turned their eyes on California with severe consequences, and put a road map to follow up on the country.”