Trump Maintains Control of National Guard in L.A.: What the Appeals Court Said About His Authority
Federal State And Tribal Powers,Courts,Immigration,LA Immigration Protests,National Guard,Los Angeles,California,ICE,Donald Trump,Gavin Newsom
President Donald Trump can maintain control of the California National Guard, a federal appeals court has ruled, overturning an earlier decision that found the President’s mobilization of the troops was “illegal.”
The ruling by the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals is temporary, but allows the President to continue directing the thousands of National Guard members he has deployed to Los Angeles to quell multi-day protests over the Administration’s immigration policy. Their deployment was subject to a lawsuit filed by California Gov. Gavin Newsom, who argued the President violated the Tenth Amendment, which lays out the powers of state and the federal government. Seven hundred Marines have also been sent to L.A.
The unanimous opinion, delivered by a three-panel judge panel made up of two Trump...
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