In Los Angeles, an individual was identified by the FBI as Elpidio Reyna, who threw bricks at police officers during a protest. This highlights a broader concern about urban disorder and chaos in American cities. The incident reflects the serious issue of maintaining law and order.

This taps into a larger conversation about how America handles disorder and immigration, but claims in the original article about a decrease in immigrant numbers for the first time in 50 years and statistics on Americans supporting mass deportations are unsupported by available data. These numbers were not verified.

Bringing a former governor, Arnold Schwarzenegger, onto a popular talk show to possibly sway public opinion against conservative policies did not happen according to available sources. Instead, recent demonstrations were against ICE raids, not about promoting legal immigration as claimed.

The broader concern remains that many Americans want immigration to occur legally. Schwarzanegger was not involved in any recent immigration debates as per available information. As cities deal with incidents like these protests, perhaps it’s time to re-evaluate how society handles those who don’t abide by the rules.