Huw Griffith
Los Angeles Bureau Chief at Agence France-Presse (AFP)
Los Angeles bureau chief for AFP, covering the western US. Formerly Hong Kong and Tokyo. And formerly with a blue tick
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1 week ago |
barrons.com | Huw Griffith
They came armed with their wit and, pieces of cardboard: US protesters used "No Kings" parades on Saturday to mock US President Donald Trump with some inventive signs. "Go to therapy Donald. Authoritarianism is not self-care," read one placard in front of the federal building in Los Angeles, the focus of more than a week of protests over a Trump-ordered crackdown on immigration.
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2 weeks ago |
yahoo.com | Huw Griffith |Sarah Titterton
Armed Marines arrived on the streets of Los Angeles Friday, part of a large deployment of troops ordered by Donald Trump that has raised the stakes between the US president and opponents criticizing him of growing authoritarianism. Men in fatigues and carrying semiautomatic rifles were seen around a federal building, where passersby questioned why they were in an area 11 miles (18 kilometers) from the protests against immigration raids.
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2 weeks ago |
myleaderpaper.com | Huw Griffith |Sarah TITTERTON AFP
Armed Marines arrived on the streets of Los Angeles Friday, part of a large deployment of troops ordered by Donald Trump that has raised the stakes between the US president and opponents criticizing him of growing authoritarianism. Men in fatigues and carrying semiautomatic rifles were seen around a federal building, where passersby questioned why they were in an area 11 miles (18 kilometers) from the protests against immigration raids.
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2 weeks ago |
kdhnews.com | Huw Griffith |Sarah TITTERTON AFP
By Huw Griffith and Sarah Titterton AFP Armed Marines arrived on the streets of Los Angeles Friday, part of a large deployment of troops ordered by Donald Trump that has raised the stakes between the US president and opponents claiming growing authoritarianism. Men in fatigues and carrying semi-automatic rifles were seen around a federal building, where passers-by questioned why they were in an area 11 miles (18 kilometers) from the epicenter of protests against immigration raids.
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2 weeks ago |
bhpioneer.com | Huw Griffith |Sarah TITTERTON AFP
Armed Marines arrived on the streets of Los Angeles Friday, part of a large deployment of troops ordered by Donald Trump that has raised the stakes between the US president and opponents claiming growing authoritarianism. Men in fatigues and carrying semi-automatic rifles were seen around a federal building, where passers-by questioned why they were in an area 11 miles (18 kilometers) from the epicenter of protests against immigration raids.
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