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ER Editor: US news update on the rioting. Apparently, anti-ICE protests are spreading to other major cities, as per The Independent from 2 days ago —
Anti-ICE protests start forming in New York City, Austin and Santa Ana
Here’s Portland OR live (link) —
Protests were expected in Texas last night (Wednesday) and this coming Saturday. Governor Greg Abbott has responded, as per the reporting below.
🚨 #BREAKING: Gov. Greg Abbott has PROACTIVELY deployed the National Guard to San Antonio ahead of planned anti-ICE demonstrations
See, @GavinNewsom? THIS is how it’s done! 🇺🇸
Texas will NOT be under siege like California pic.twitter.com/zrq40xYYHX
— Nick Sortor (@nicksortor) June 11, 2025
Our law enforcement officers are on the frontlines to KEEP Texas a law and order state.
To have their back, I am signing a law to ensure they can use every tool available to combat criminals without being targeted by rogue prosecutors.
We support our law enforcement officers. pic.twitter.com/ugfpHgWZhL
— Greg Abbott (@GregAbbott_TX) June 10, 2025
SAN ANTONIO TX live —
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Meanwhile, in Los Angeles —
Pam Bondi Drops The Hammer: L.A. Rioters Face Federal Robbery Charges Under Hobbs Act
“Right now, we’re the ones keeping California safe. If Gavin Newsom won’t do it — we will,” Bondi told reporters.
Bondi continued, “Today we wanted them to declare – they didn’t declare an economic disaster with all the businesses affected by the unrest, which would’ve allowed the US Small Business Administration to come in and help and give federal aid to all these businesses.”
“We’ve all seen the news—drugstores being robbed, looted, even the Apple Store just got hit. We’re watching this unfold live,” Bondi said, adding, “And to me, this isn’t just looting—we’re applying the Hobbs Act. We’re treating it as robbery to protect Californians. If you loot a store, we’re charging you with robbery under the Hobbs Act. That carries a maximum sentence of 20 years in prison,” she said.
Evening & Overnight Live Coverage from LA (link) —
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Abbott Deploys National Guard To San Antonio Ahead Of Wednesday Night ICE Protest
Setting himself in stark contrast to California Gov. Gavin Newsom, Texas Gov. Greg Abbott has ordered a contingent of National Guard soldiers to San Antonio ahead of protests against the apprehensions of illegal aliens planned for Wednesday night and Saturday.
“Peaceful protests are part of the fabric of our nation, but Texas will not tolerate the lawlessness we have seen in Los Angeles,” Abbott’s press secretary said in a Tuesday night statement. “Anyone engaging in acts of violence or damaging property will be swiftly held accountable to the full extent of the law.”

News of the deployment of National Guard soldiers comes after lawless conduct by demonstrators in Austin on Monday night. Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) officers aided local police in managing a response that kept the theft and destruction to a minimum. “During Monday evening’s response, DPS personnel deployed tear gas and pepper ball projectiles to ensure officer safety and maintain order,” said DPS in a statement. Five arrests were made, with charges including felony criminal mischief and resisting arrest. Here’s video of the tear-gas deployment:
🚨UNLAWFUL ASSEMBLY:
Police declare the protest in Austin Texas an unlawful assembly‼️Watch as police launch tear gas at Antifa / Anti ICE / Trans / LGBT protesters 🇺🇸
Journalist @cahnman with Texas Scorecard caught incredible footage. Sub and follow! YouTube Channel below! pic.twitter.com/68Y8K4vEpy
— Joseph Trimmer (@JosephTrimmer_) June 10, 2025
The Wednesday protest at City Hall in San Antonio promises to be just a warm-up for Saturday, when leftists are planning “No Kings Day Nationwide Day of Defiance” protests in cities all across the country — coinciding with a military parade in Washington to celebrate the 250th anniversary of the US Army (which also happens to be Trump’s 79th birthday). Saturday’s uprising is receiving organizational backing — or, at the very least, logistical support — from a web of nearly 200 groups, including a wide range of NGOs.
As Abbott deploys soldiers as a preventative measure, Newsom has filed for an emergency restraining order blocking Trump from dispatching troops to patrol Los Angeles, following four days of burning and looting and attacks on police. Abbott has aggressively deployed the National Guard before — to fend off invasions of Texas by illegal immigrants. In defiance of then-President Biden, he deployed troops to the Rio Grande border city of Eagle Pass, where the pace of illegal crossings reached a jaw-dropping 4,000 in a single day. Abbott even built a new, permanent military base in the vicinity — Forward Operating Base Eagle — to support his long-running, border-focused Operation Lone Star, which is a joint undertaking of the National Guard and DPS.
“The State of Texas stands ready to deploy all necessary personnel and resources to uphold law and order across our state,” said Abbott’s press secretary on Tuesday. “Texas National Guard soldiers are on standby in areas where mass demonstrations are planned in case they are needed.” Note that, while it’s certainly a “blue city,” San Antonio has a different culture than ultra-leftist Austin. Criminality like what was seen in Austin on Monday night is certain to provoke a public backlash and widespread endorsement of whatever counter-action Abbott’s soldiers and Texas DPS use to bring the hammer down:
Rioters in Austin, Texas steal chairs, tables, and signs from businesses, and dump them in the streets (most likely to help deter police) along with rental scooters, cones, street signs, barricades….
But remember guys, we were told that these are just peaceful protests. pic.twitter.com/Jrkw3O4FTF
— Leftism (@LeftismForU) June 10, 2025
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