Individual under investigation for making threats against President Trump is among over 1,500 detained during federal enforcement operation.
On Labor Day, a gathering took place outside D.C. Superior Court, with residents, community leaders, and the music group, Harriet's Wildest Dreams, in attendance. The purpose of the gathering was to address an "ongoing state of emergency" in the city.
The gathering occurred during President Donald Trump's federal takeover, which has resulted in 1,528 arrests, including 76 made on Saturday. Among those arrested were two individuals for threats against law enforcement and one person for threatening to kill President Trump and allegedly assaulting a federal officer.
An illegal immigrant, accused of being an MS-13 gang member, was also arrested during Saturday's operation. A total of 151 illegal guns have been seized during President Trump's federal takeover.
However, no specific details were provided about the nature of the threats made against law enforcement or the attempts to address the ongoing state of emergency in the city. Additionally, the names of the community leaders assembled on Labor Day and the identity of the residents who attended the gathering were not publicly specified.
Attorney General Pam Bondi released updated numbers on the arrests on Sunday, but no information regarding the support or opposition to Trump's crackdown on illegal immigration in large US cities was provided in this context. Furthermore, no details were given about the party affiliations of those attending the gathering outside D.C. Superior Court.
