As demonstrations erupt across Los Angeles in response to recent immigration raids, U.S. Marines have been deployed to maintain order, leading to temporary detentions, including that of an Army veteran. With President Trump asserting control over the National Guard amidst ongoing legal battles with Governor Newsom, critics express concern over the militarization of local responses to protests. The situation reflects broader national unrest, with many questioning the legality and morality of troop deployment in urban areas. Amidst these tensions, community members are voicing their defiance through songs and rallies, while law enforcement faces challenges in curbing protest violence, prompting extended curfews. The unfolding events mark a significant moment in the intersection of immigration policies, civil rights, and military involvement in American cities.