Criticism Hits Trump Over LA and San Diego Remarks
The remarks made by U.S. President Donald Trump during a campaign rally in Nebraska, where he said that allowing Iran to target cities like Los Angeles and San Diego would be a "small price" to pay for maintaining U.S. security, sparked a wave of criticism in California. State officials, including Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass and San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria, responded to the comments, describing them as dangerous and threatening the safety of residents, emphasizing that cities are not a price to be paid in war. Meanwhile, a White House official indicated that Trump's statements were related to preventing Iran from acquiring nuclear capabilities, not about attacking American cities.
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