Etxeratze agindua Los Angelesen, migrazio sarekaden aurkako protestetan 197 pertsona atxilotu ostean
"Etxeratze-agindua bizitzak babesteko eta jabetzak babesteko beharrezko neurria da, hainbat egunez hiri osoan istiluak izan ondoren", adierazi du alkateak.
Karen Bass Los Angelesko alkateak etxeratze-agindua ezarri du Kaliforniako erdigunean, eta indarrean egongo da hurrengo eguneko 06:00ak arte. Donald Trumpen Gobernuak egindako migrazio sarekaden aurkako protestak izan dira egunotan eta administrazioen arteko talkak sortu dira.
"Etxeratze-agindua astearteko 20:00etatik asteazken goizeko 06:00etara egongo da indarrean", iragarri du alkateak prentsaurrekoan.
Jim McDonnell Los Angeleseko Polizia Departamentuko buruak ere agerraldia egin du, eta adierazi duenez, zonalde horretan eta etxeratze-agindurako denbora-tartean dagoen pertsona oro "atxilotuko" dute.
"Etxeratze-agindua bizitzak babesteko eta jabetzak babesteko beharrezko neurria da, hainbat egunez hiri osoan istiluak izan ondoren", adierazi du. Protesta horiengatik egindako atxiloketak egun batzuetan nabarmen ugaritu direla azpimarratu du, mobilizazioak ostiralean hasi zirela kontuan hartuta.
Hala, jakinarazi du agintariek 197 pertsona atxilotu dituztela asteartean, eta bezperan 114 atxilotu zituztela, igandean 40 eta larunbatean 27. "Asko hazi da eta kezkagarria da, portaera arriskutsua baita, eta legez kanpokoa", ohartarazi du McDonnellek.
"Utzidazue argi uzten autobideak, hiriko kaleak eta arrapalak blokeatzea, sakabanaketaren legezko aginduak betetzeari uko eginez eta segurtasun publikoko operazioak oztopatuz, arriskutsua eta legez kanpokoa dela, eta ez dela onartuko", ziurtatu du.
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