Philadelphia was somehow drawn into the battle of 3000 miles between the Gavin government Newsom and the administration of President Donald Trump regarding immigration protests in Los Angeles.
After the administration deployed the National Guard of California – and threatened that there would also be marines (which were formally arranged on Monday from the base in Twentynine Palms) – Newsom press office got to War in social media with the Secretary of Defense Pete HegeSth on X.
HegSeth published photo Sunday of protesters standing nearby something that seems to be a car on fire on Los Angeles.
He wrote: “Another peaceful protest brought by @gavinnewsom.”
Then the News Press Office Shot At Philly’s expense: “Are you going to send Marines next time when Philadelphia Eagles also wins?”
He is accompanied by fans of eagles standing near fire on Philadelphia Street, celebrating victory. It is not clear whether the photo was after the team’s victory in Super Bowl in February – or another game.
Earlier on Sunday Izzy Gardon, director of communication news to news, was cited in the Fox News article this morning, saying: “La? Did you geniuses have ever seen what was happening when it happens when it happens Eagles win Playoff plays? ”
Yikes!
Once again, deep and great love for your Sports Teams Philadelphia Besmirched by outsiders. (Although, honestly, we know that we set fire to or two after a lot of win).
Neither the news office nor Eagles officials commented on Monday afternoon.
Photo It seems that they are shown by 12 and market streets looking northwest, according to Matt Stamma, director of Multimedia Information and Security Lab.
News said Monday that he sucks Trump, adding it According to CBS News, the president “illegally acted to federalize the national guard.”
“According to CBS News, proving by the National Guard without consulting the governor of this country is illegal and immoral,” he told the news.
Soldiers were sent to Los Angeles on Sunday during the protests, which began after the start of the Trump administration Immigration law enforcement operations in the area on Friday.
