Archive · 14 Jun 2025
Missouri Declares Emergency Amid Anti-ICE Protests, National Guard Activated
Protests against immigration policies are happening across the US.
Missouri's governor declared an emergency and activated the National Guard as a precaution.
The protests started after ICE agents made arrests in Los Angeles.
The government deployed troops, causing arguments with the state's governor.
Protests are now spreading to other cities nationwide, due to the administration's immigration policies.
Missouri Governor declared a state of emergency due to nationwide protests.
The Missouri National Guard has been activated to assist local law enforcement.
Protests were triggered by ICE raids in Los Angeles, leading to arrests.
Trump ordered the deployment of troops to Los Angeles, drawing criticism.
Protests are spreading to multiple cities, including New York and Seattle.
- Who
- Missouri Governor, National Guard, protesters, ICE agents, and Trump.
- What
- Missouri declared a state of emergency and activated the National Guard in response to nationwide anti-ICE protests.
- When
- Thursday
- Where
- Missouri and various cities across the United States.
- Why
- In response to nationwide protests against immigration policies.
Critics
Government
Troop Deployment
Critics
Criticize the deployment of troops.
Government
Support the deployment of troops.
Local Law Enforcement
Critics
States are not allowing lawlessness.
Government
Support lawlessness
- Governor
- Mike Kehoe
- State of Emergency
- Declared in Missouri
- National Guard
- Activated in Missouri
- Protests
- Anti-ICE
- Troop Deployment
- Los Angeles