White House says Trump's right to use military to disperse prtests


US President Donald Trump has every power to use the military to suppress US revolts. White House Press Secretary Keeley Makinani told reporters during a briefing on June 3. Makinani explained that the President of the United States has the authority to use the military, if necessary, to protect citizens and police officers, as well as to suppress revolts. According to the White House press secretary, Trump is entitled to resort to this instrument of suppression of rebellion, but at the moment it is not necessary. The situation is currently controlled by police and the National Guard. Earlier, the news agency reported the detention by police in the United States of more than 9.8 protesters and mass riots.

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