US EditionAppeals court lets Trump keep control National Guard troops deployed to Los Angeles during protests
- On Thursday evening, an appeals court decided that President Donald Trump may continue to command the California National Guard forces he sent to Los Angeles amid immigration-related protests.
- This followed Governor Gavin Newsom's lawsuit arguing Trump unlawfully federalized the Guard without state consent, a move Newsom said inflamed tensions and usurped local authority.
- The court overruled a lower judge’s restraining order that had returned Guard control to Newsom, stating the president likely lawfully exercised his authority and Newsom cannot veto the federalization.
- More than 4,000 troops were sent to Los Angeles to respond to protests, with Trump contending the deployment was necessary to restore order amid ongoing violence.
- The ruling keeps Guard control federally vested as the legal dispute continues, highlighting broader constitutional questions about presidential authority within U.S. borders.
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Trump Threatens to Deploy Military Nationwide
Donald Trump just got a green light to keep National Guard troops in Los Angeles. His reaction wasn’t measured or presidential—it was a clear warning to the rest of the country: He’s ready to send in troops anywhere, anytime, if he feels like it. A federal appeals court handed Trump a partial win on Thursday, saying he could keep deploying the Guard in L.A. to respond to protests against ICE. But the court also ruled that his decisions can still…
Ninth Circuit grants Trump control over California National Guard in Los Angeles
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Appeals Court Backs Trump, Rules National Guard Deployment in California Is Legal
A federal appeals court has cleared the way for President Trump to continue federal control of California’s National Guard during protests in Los Angeles, rejecting a lower court’s ruling that he overstepped his authority. Appeals Court Backs Trump, Rules National Guard Deployment in California Is Legal What the Court Decided The Ninth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals paused a temporary restraining order issued by U.S. District Judge Charles Breyer…
After riots against Trump's migration policy in Los Angeles, the US President mobilized 4,000 Californian National Guards. Governor Gavin Newsom saw democracy in danger and complained against it. However, a court of appeal unanimously upheld Trump.
Vance dispatched to LA after Trump administration court victory in National Guard case • Michigan Advance
California National Guard members stand guard at an entrance to the Wilshire Federal Building on June 13, 2025 in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by Mario Tama/Getty Images)Vice President J.D. Vance took a victory lap to Los Angeles Friday, following a federal appeals court’s ruling that the administration could retain control of the California National Guard troops responding to protests earlier this month over immigration raids in the city. “…
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