加州州长纽森和特朗普隔空交锋，全美30城掀起反移民执法示威

Group 1 - Protests against immigration raids have escalated in 30 cities, including Los Angeles, Washington D.C., New York City, and San Francisco [1][4] - The U.S. Department of Defense has deployed approximately 700 Marines and 2,100 National Guard members to Los Angeles, with the operation expected to last 60 days at a cost of about $134 million [1][2] - President Trump has ordered the National Guard to remain in Los Angeles until the area is deemed "safe," and has threatened to invoke the Insurrection Act if necessary [2][3] Group 2 - California Governor Newsom has publicly criticized President Trump, urging him to take responsibility and end the situation, while Trump claims he attempted to contact Newsom without success [3] - Protests began following ICE raids in Los Angeles, with activists planning larger demonstrations, including a nationwide "Reject the King" event coinciding with a military parade in Washington [4][5] - Security measures for the upcoming military parade are being heightened, with expectations of 200,000 attendees and extensive preparations for crowd control [5]