Los Angeles is experiencing tension following violent clashes between demonstrators and security forces over immigration raids. The Californian governor has announced plans to sue President Donald Trump for deploying National Guard soldiers, while the United Nations is cautioning against further militarization of the unrest.

Police are on high alert in Los Angeles after clashes led to cars being set on fire over the weekend, with tear gas being used to disperse protesters. Governor Gavin Newsom criticized Trump for federalizing the National Guard and stated that legal action will be taken against him.

The White House has responded by accusing Newsom of not taking action during the violent riots and justifying Trump's intervention to maintain law and order. The protests in Los Angeles, largely driven by raids and arrests of illegal migrants and gang members, have sparked criticism of Trump's handling of the situation.

Protesters have voiced concerns over the intimidating presence of armed National Guardsmen and the use of force by law enforcement. Trump has referred to the protesters as 'insurrectionists' and called for the deployment of troops to address the situation.

Despite the tensions, California Governor Newsom has called for the withdrawal of National Guard troops, labeling the deployment as unlawful and an attempt to manufacture a crisis. The Pentagon has also expressed readiness to mobilize active-duty troops if violence escalates.

While the situation in Los Angeles remains tense, China has advised its citizens in the area to enhance personal security measures and avoid public gatherings and crowded places. The UN has urged all parties involved to avoid further militarization and work towards de-escalation.