Los Angeles: Trump-Regierung mobilisiert mehr als 2.000 weitere Soldaten ()

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Los Angeles: Trump-Regierung mobilisiert mehr als 2.000 weitere Soldaten

Die US-Regierung mobilisiert weitere Soldaten der Nationalgarde. Zudem sollen reguläre Streitkräfte bei den Protesten gegen die Migrationspolitik in Los Angeles zum Einsatz kommen.

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