Trump Issues Warning of ‘Foreign Invasion’ Amid L.A. Protests

FORT BRAGG: President Donald Trump has labeled the protests in Los Angeles as a “foreign invasion,” insisting that the turmoil is fueled by external forces and individuals displaying foreign flags.

While addressing soldiers at one of the nation’s largest military installations in North Carolina, he promised to take decisive measures to restore order and safeguard national security.

Trump referred to the demonstrators as “animals” and encouraged the gathered troops to boo the names of California Governor Gavin Newsom and former President Joe Biden.

Despite California officials deeming the decision unnecessary and potentially provocative, Trump has sent thousands of troops, including 700 active-duty Marines, to Los Angeles.

Newsom has criticized Trump’s actions as “dictatorial.”

“This state of anarchy will not be tolerated. We won’t allow federal agents to be assaulted, nor will we permit an American city to be overrun by a foreign adversary,” Trump declared to the troops at Fort Bragg.

He condemned the protesters as “animals” who “proudly wave the flags of other nations.”

“What we’re witnessing in California is a full-scale attack on peace, public order, and our national sovereignty, executed by rioters proudly displaying foreign flags as part of a foreign invasion of our country,” Trump stated.

Furthermore, he connected the protests to what he called “unchecked migration,” asserting that Europe—previously criticized by his administration for similar issues—needs to respond effectively.

“As the world is now witnessing, uncontrolled migration breeds chaos, dysfunction, and disorder,” he remarked. “And guess what? Europe is experiencing this too. Many European nations must take action before it’s too late.”