After the news yes Vice President JD Vance Had a family visit planned for Disneyland, has proved to be hundreds of people to protest their journey into The happiest place on earth While the Trump Administration Immigration Policies result in Ice raids in Los Angeles.
“There is no family vacation while dealing with the separation of the family,” read one protest sign, decorated with Vance’s face.
The protesters gathered outside the nearby Grand Californian hotel in which the vice presidents and his family stayed, the flag and singing were waved.
“I’d say [Vance] go home, “said one protester Fox 11. “Get out of here. We don’t want him here.”
But the next day Vance, his wife, Ush, and their two children were spotted walking through Bayou Country Department in California Park. The other park park was complained that regular guests experienced delays and long lines due to additional security and riding are closed for the outside of the family.
The second family was seen walking in hand in hand, surrounded by what seemed to be accidentally trained secret agents, because Vance took the sights of newly adhered Tiana’s Bayoa adventure.
A ride that replaced the mountain Splash fastening, has drawn controversy To replace the outdated “Southern Story Song.” Conservators and critics continue to discuss whether the overhaul is culturally progressive or politically.
Orange County officials learned about Vance’s visit on Thursday, Sarmiento Vicente Sarmiento said KtlaHe admitted that the arrival of the Vice President in California “comes at a time when trust in the government feels fragile.”
Sarmiento’s District, which includes Santan Ana and the parts of Anaheim, garden grapes, oranges and tubin, he saw an increase Ice Raids and what advocates “racial profiling” targeting Latin communities from June, the same month Ice raids Made headlines in LA.
“I welcome any politics to visit, listen and testify to marjuring communities of immigrants that make our county strong,” Sarmiento said. “I respect the office, but I can’t comply with the policies that hurt our people.”