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Eva Longoria And Chrissy Teigen belonged to the Hollywood stars who speak out on social media about the continuous protests in Los Angeles About ice attacks ordered by President Donald Trump.

Multiple stars went to platforms such as Instagram in the midst of News Trump ordered 2000 troops with California‘s National Guard to the area in the midst of continuous unrest, against the objection of the Governor of California Gavin Newsom.

On her Instagram stories, Longoria again placed a tweet out of the newcomer in which he criticized the Minister of Defense Pete Hegseeth About his threat to use active marines in the area to suppress Trump’s resistance to Trump’s policy.

Newsom calls Hegseeth’s vows ‘degrazerd behavior’ while the Desperate Housewives star characterized it as ‘On-American’.

Longoria, who has long been pronounced about social issues, has also placed a video of Singer, Gloria Estefan, who spoke about the issue; A clip of a Woma who separates her child from her child because of the raids; And a clip of a person who advises citizens on their rights in relevance to the issue.

There were countless flash points of violence in southern California during the weekend with excitement, the AP reported.

Eva Longoria and Chrissy Teigen, belonged to the Hollywood stars who spoke on social media about the continuous protests in Los Angeles ordered by President Donald Trump. Shown in Cannes last month

Teigen, depicted in NYC last month, explained her support for the demonstrators

In the city of Paramount, about 16 miles from the center of Los Angeles, there was a conflict between car hities and demonstrators close to a home depot where federal agents had established an improvised office for the Ministry of Interior Security.

Authorities unfolded tear gas, pepperballs and explosives from demonstrators, who are drifting back with rocks and cement in some of the most chaotic times of the area since those riots followed the judgments in the police officers in the Rodney King case in April 1992.