Environmental Day host Billie Joe Armstrong shared information on aid during militants’ boycott of U.S. immigration and traditional law enforcement (ICE) and Trump management currently in Los Angeles’ National Guard implementation.
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On Sunday night (June 8), Armstrong published a demonstration clip from Midtown Los Angeles, including the central finger emoji and ICE using Instagram Stories. The edited online is recorded as “F -Off”, which is a track Rescue personnel (Luxe Luxe) The high-end changes to the 2024 CD’s environmental protection day will be launched in May 2025.
The blog post was published to expand objections to the government raids throughout the Golden State, which allowed Icefield representatives to limit clearly undocumented immigration. Rapidly suppressed the rapid crackdown of National Guard soldiers to Los Angeles, and pointed out that for the first time in the modern background, the guards were sent to the state without GUV authorization.
Golden State Governor Gavin Newsom slammed “a major violation of national sovereignty” in a letter sent on Sunday afternoon, and mayor Karen Bass called the situation “disorder” in an interview.
Armstrong’s declaration also fits with Fenness’s remarks that announced that he tear gas when he participated in Midtown Los Angeles called “Extremely Serenity Dissent”
The Grammy-winning maker and musician has published many Instagram stories, creating: “In extreme tranquility, almost ripped apart in Midtown’s objections – they are prompting for that.” Finneas also reposted the video clip 9News Australian journalist Lauren Tomasi immediately reported that he was hit by a rubber bullet.
Feedback from numerous organizations at Los Angeles locations began to object to the ice strike on Friday. By Sunday, the National Guard had actually appeared in the city, and photos of armed workers who encountered serene militants composed of journalists and artists began to flood.
For Armstrong, this latest act of resistance is perfect in decades of anti-institutional oppression. Environmental Day documents contain political remarks, boycott American bones The current physical violence and authoritarianism against weapons.
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