I was wondering what he meant by the bolded part (copying context for those who didn't listen to the weekly address yet):
Last week, the citizens of Orange County, California bravely resisted the open borders politicians in Sacramento. The Orange County board of supervisors courageously voted to join the administration's lawsuit to stop these dangerous and unconstitutional actions. All across California, and all over America, everyday citizens are taking a stand to protect their families, protect their borders, and protect their country.
Every citizen has the right to be protected by federal law, and when politicians in California break those laws, they violate the constitutional rights of their citizens. My message to communities under siege from drugs and gangs and violence is, You can stop this, and you can stop it cold. Partner with the federal government so we can help to remove these threats from your communities and restore peace to our streets.
After reading and listening, I think POTUS is talking not so much to individual action as actions by municipalities and counties, as well as any elected officials (state or federal), including County Sheriffs. He's telling them "We have your backs and will team up with you to fight these UNCONSTIUTIONAL actions taken by the state of CA."
Oh, I know. But it does pique one’s curiosity.
Communities. President Trump remembers the people are the most powerful branch of government.
I missed POTUS's speech. Do you know where I could read -- or watch a copy of it?
Almost, sit not every, county sheriff is ELECTED. The State cannot summarily remove a sheriff.
Those local patriots should defend the sheriff, both physically qnd rhetorically.