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  • Marines stand near their vehicles as they prepare to depart for Los Angeles from an unknown location in this handout picture released on June 9, 2025. © US Northern Command (published on X) via Reuter 2025-06-11 23:32

    Trump chooses strategy of escalation against anti-ICE protests

    From Afghanistan to Iraq, Yemen, Syria, and now… the streets of Los Angeles. The 700 US Marines deployed on the orders of President Donald Trump Monday as reinforcements to hundreds of National Guard troops already on the ground have been drawn from an elite unit that has seen action in some of the world’s most dangerous military theatres. A military spokeswoman said the Marines were expected to be walking the city’s streets by Wednesday.

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