Mayor Bass Issues Statement Following Reports of Planned Withdrawal By U.S. Marines This is another win for Los Angeles

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Mayor Karen Bass announced the withdrawal of U. S. Marines from Los Angeles, framing it as a significant victory for the city and the armed forces. During a press conference, she stressed the detrimental impact of the military deployment on local families and businesses, emphasizing the need for community support for servicemembers. Senator Caroline Menjivar, a U.

S. Marine Corps Veteran, echoed this sentiment, calling for the return of trust in the armed forces. Bass previously took legal actions against federal immigration raids, successfully obtaining a temporary restraining order to protect affected communities. She has signed executive directives aimed at bolstering support for immigrant families facing unlawful federal actions. The press conference featured various community leaders, including Veterans and business representatives, who underscored the importance of the Marines' withdrawal for local stability.

The event held at the Veteran Resource Center highlighted ongoing initiatives to assist Veterans and impacted businesses. This coordinated effort reflects a growing movement to address the repercussions of federal policies on Los Angeles.

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