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Biểu tình ở Mỹ: ý định của Tổng thống Trump?
17 Jun, 2020
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Less than 24 hours after President Trump said he was prepared to send troops (quân sĩ) into cities across America, senior officials in the Pentagon began to try to distance themselves from those words and from the idea itself, underscoring that not one governor had requested additional military assistance (cứu viện từ quân đội) from Defense Secretary (bộ trưởng quốc phòng) Mark Esper.
Trump has for days pushed state leaders to take a tougher stance against “antifa” protesters (người biểu tình), saying on a call with governors Monday that if they did not mass arrest protesters they would end up looking like “a bunch of jerks.” Then, Monday evening, the president took it a step further.
Police surrounding Lafayette Park in D.C. cleared protesters with tear gas as the president walked through to St. John’s Episcopal Church to pose for a photo op, with the Bible. He declared himself the “president of law and order” and said he would take all the necessary steps to suppress (đàn áp) the unrest (bất ổn) sweeping the country (quét qua đất nước).
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