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Judge Blocks Trump’s National Guard Takeover in California: Live Updates
In a clear and relatively concise ruling, San Francisco-based federal district court Judge Charles Breyer granted a temporary restraining order that instructed the federal government to stop deploying National Guard units in the Los Angeles area and to relinquish control of the Guard to California’s state government.
More than half of the California National Guard’s firefighting teams were put under federal command, with no way to recall ...
Roughly 150 California National Guard troops working in Los Angeles for more than three weeks guarding federal property from ...
The Pentagon confirmed that 2,000 California National Guard members are being withdrawn from Los Angeles following protests of Immigration and Customs Enforcement operations.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth approved the release of California National Guard troops from a federal mission in response to ...
Some National Guard members and their families are agonizing over troop deployments to Los Angeles in support of immigration ...
Another President deployed the National Guard to the city to quell unrest over 30 years ago.
Trump deployed 2,000 California National Guard troops to quell the protests in Los Angeles, sparking opposition from Governor Gavin Newsom, a Democrat, who has said the move is "unlawful" and ...
Today, California sued the president, calling the National Guard order unconstitutional and immoral. Trump has said he is open to arresting Newsom. Last night, the governor responded.
President Donald Trump is deploying 2,000 California National Guard troops despite the governor’s objections to Los Angeles, where protests led to clashes between immigration authorities and ...
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