This House resolution reaffirms the right to peacefully assemble and protest, supports civil rights and due process, and condemns violence, vandalism, looting, and property destruction. It calls for transparency and accountability in law enforcement operations, criticizes the Trump administration’s language and the deployment of National Guard members and Marines to Los Angeles, and commends officers who protected public safety and peaceful demonstrators. The resolution does not itself change existing law.
The resolution states the House’s views on peaceful protest, law enforcement, and the military deployment to Los Angeles. It does not create new legal rights or duties.
The resolution cites testimony estimating that the National Guard and Marines deployment would cost $134 million over 60 days. The resolution itself does not provide funding.
The resolution presents peaceful protest and civil liberties as important, condemns violence, and says law enforcement should act transparently and accountably. It argues that the military deployment escalated tensions.
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