Horse-Mounted Federal Agents Descend on Los Angeles Park, on Video

Horse-mounted federal agents robed in tactical gear descended on a Los Angeles park alongside about 90 members of the California National Guard Monday — a move Mayor Karen Bass is condemning as a “political stunt.”

Check out the chilling clip — rows of heavily-armed officers march through the mostly-empty MacArthur Park Monday via horseback and on foot … seemingly conducting an immigration sweep.

Bass shared the video on X shortly after she was notified of the presence of Immigration and Customs Enforcement, Customs and Border Protection and military personnel … calling the act “absolutely outrageous.” She also claimed the park was full of life about 20 minutes earlier.

MacArthur Park is about 2 miles west of Downtown Los Angeles, comprising an area with a large immigrant population. No arrests have been reported.

A Senior DHS Official tells TMZ … “We don’t comment on ongoing enforcement operations.”

Though Bass continues to express her disgust with the deployment of federal troops to Los Angeles … a Border Patrol officer told Fox Los Angeles she’d better get used to it, ’cause they ain’t leaving.

He noted … “The federal government does not work for Karen Bass. We’re going to be here until that mission’s accomplished … and better get used to us now, ’cause this is going to be normal very soon.”

Governor Gavin Newsom also spoke out against the military presence Monday … vowing to protect Los Angeles’ “spirit” and “diverse communities” … and to “push back against this cruelty that is being perpetuated” by President Donald Trump.

As you know … federal agents were assigned to duty in L.A. in early June amid widespread anti-ICE protests — to round up illegal immigrants.