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Protests expand in the United States: the White House said it will not allow “a mob” to rule the country

Trump Vows to Crush Protests as Deportation Raids Spark Nationwide Outcry

Mass Demonstrations Erupt Across US Cities Amidst Immigration Crackdown

A wave of protests is sweeping the United States in response to escalating immigration enforcement efforts under **President Trump**, with demonstrations turning confrontational in several major cities. The administration has pledged a firm response, promising to quell what it calls a “government of a mob.”

White House Defiance

**President Trump**’s press secretary, **Karoline Leavitt**, asserted that the president “will never allow the government of a mob to prevail in the United States.” She emphasized the administration’s commitment to law and order, stating, “The most basic duty of the government is to preserve the law and order, and this administration embraces that sacred responsibility.” **Leavitt** warned protestors that their efforts to halt mass deportations will not succeed.

Protesters attend a protest against federal immigration raids in downtown Los Angeles, California, USA June 10, 2025. Reuters/Leah Millis

Demonstrations initially concentrated in California have now spread to **Texas**, **New York**, **Chicago**, **Denver**, **Las Vegas**, **Atlanta**, **Philadelphia**, **Boston**, and **Washington**. Clashes with police occurred near the Immigration and Customs Control Service (ICE) headquarters in New York City.

Escalating Tensions and Federal Response

**Trump** attributes the unrest to a failure of leadership in states and cities opposing his policies. He believes he has a clear mandate of voters to reverse the illegal invasion initiated by the open border of (the former president) **Joe Biden** and end the anarchy embodied by the mayors of Los Angeles, **Karen Bass**, and California’s governor, **Gavin Newsom**. According to the Department of Homeland Security, deportations have increased 25% in the first quarter of 2025 compared to the same period last year. DHS Enforcement Statistics

The president has authorized the deployment of 4,000 National Guard troops and 700 Marines, a move condemned by both **Newsom** and **Bass**. **Leavitt** defended the deployment, stating that **Trump** promised to carry out the greatest campaign of mass deportations in the history of the United States and the disturbances on the left will not stop him in that effort.

Protests expand in the United States: the White House said it will not allow “a mob” to rule the country
Protesters react to riot ammunition shots while protests against federal immigration raids continue in the center of Los Angeles, California, United States. June 10, 2025. Reuters/Leah Millis

Constitutional Rights and Accusations of Radicalism

**Leavitt** maintained that **Trump** supports the First Amendment, protecting freedom of religion, expression, and peaceful assembly. However, she characterized the situation in Los Angeles as turbas of raotes and violent agitators assault agents of the order and our federal immigration authorities. She accused Democrats of becoming radical in their opposition to **Trump**, siding with illegal criminal migrants and violent agitators instead of law enforcement.

The administration insists that the deployment of federal forces is necessary to protect federal agents and buildings and to continue the deportation of individuals deemed illegal criminals. **Leavitt** concluded, “The violence of the mobs is being eradicated. The responsible criminals will be taken quickly before justice.”

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