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1. Domestic Protests and Unrest
Recent news indicates that protests that began last week in Los Angeles have since spread to multiple U.S. cities [1]. Reports note that some demonstrators have breached Capitol security barriers, with large groups staging sit-ins that include calls for the military to “get off the streets” [2]. In other incidents, footage has emerged of crowds rushing Capitol barriers during demonstrations [3]. There are additional warnings about protests tied to anti-Trump military parade sentiment, with major cities across America reportedly on high alert [4]. Law enforcement authorities have indicated that anti-ICE rioters in LA will be met with force, with one police union leader criticizing Governor Newsom’s approach to the situation [5]. These events suggest a volatile environment in which domestic demonstrations are intensifying, with authorities preparing for rapid responses. In Texas, officials evacuated the state capitol after identifying what they described as a “credible threat” related to No Kings protests [6]. The concern expressed on conservative platforms centers on whether federal oversight—especially actions by the Department of Government Efficiency—is adequate in preventing the escalation of such unrest.