The demonstrator steals the police car during a protest against deportation in Arizona – AOL

Arizona demonstrators took to the streets to protest the mass deportment of President Donald Trump on Sunday, and police claim that employees were attacked against the backdrop of the demonstration.

Glendale police confirmed to Fox News Digital that there is a large group of people who have gathered in protest of federal immigration policy.

A police spokesman said the police vehicle was stolen from a protester but no arrest.

The demonstrator “jumped into one of our patrol vehicles and kicked it off a short distance before it was quickly recovered,” the spokesman said, adding that the suspect was unknown at the time.

Highway in LA, blocked by protesters against deportation in response to repression of illegal immigration

Traffic was still closed in all directions in the early Monday protest area. Glendale and Phoenix police were at the scene, watching the situation that Police in Glendale said he had started “to get out of the excellent work conducted by Glendale and Phoenix police officers.”

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Employees have deployed chemical agents to scatter the “uneducated and challenging crowd,” a police spokesman said in Glendale.

Several officers were attacked, police vehicles were damaged, and surrounding enterprises and personal property were damaged, the spokesman said.

Investigators will seek possible protest crimes and work to identify suspects.

The protests against deportation were held over the weekend in many other cities across the country, including Los Angeles, Houston and Atlanta.

This is against the background of efforts to massage the Trump administration – with officials admit that the higher number of deportation is the purpose, not the removal of violent migrants in the country illegally.

US immigration staff and customs authorities were directed by Trump’s employees to aggressively increase the number of people who arrested several hundred per day to at least 1200 to 1500, as the president was disappointed with the number of deportation, The Washington Post reported last week.

The president also canceled a directive under the Biden Administration, who had told immigration officers not to arrest in sensitive areas such as schools and churches.

White House Secretary Carolyn Levitt said last week that the administration illegally seeks the elimination of all immigrants in the country – not just those who have committed criminal crimes – and falsely claim that all migrants accused of are illegally in the United States are “criminals” S

“Deportation flights have started,” as Trump sends a “strong and clear message,” says the White House

“I know the last administration has not seen it this way, so it is a great cultural change in our nation to see someone who violates our laws on immigration as a criminal, but that’s exactly what they are,” she said at a briefing at The press, refusing to say whether all the migrants in the US had illegally had criminal records.

People who cross the border illegally have committed a crime, but just being in the US is an illegal civil violation rather than criminal. Someone could be in the country illegal without violating the entry laws, such as redirecting a visa.

Trump said in his speech to take office last month that his administration will quickly deport “millions and millions” migrants with criminal records, although the number of migrants with criminal records that are in the country without permission is significantly smaller than These millions, according to Axios.

Studies also show that both legal and illegal migrants commit crimes at a lower rate than US citizens.

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