US EditionD.C. sues Trump administration over 'illegal deployment' of National Guard in Washington
- The District of Columbia sued President Donald Trump on Thursday to stop his deployment of hundreds of National Guard troops in Washington during law enforcement operations.
- The lawsuit alleges the deployment violates the US Constitution, the Home Rule Act of 1973, and constitutes illegal military use without local consent.
- Attorney General Brian Schwalb described the troop deployment as an involuntary military occupation that threatens the city’s autonomy and economy amid federal agents arresting suspected illegal aliens.
- More than 1,000 troops arrived starting August 11 to "clean up" the district, with Trump asserting the operation combats crime, while a federal judge previously ruled a similar Los Angeles deployment illegal.
- The suit aims to end what D.C. calls illegal federal overreach, signaling ongoing tensions over federal control in the capital and possible broader federal interventions in other Democratic cities.
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The District of Columbia’s attorney general sued the Trump administration Thursday over the ongoing presence of National Guard troops in the nation’s capital, arguing the deployment amounts to a military occupation that violates the district’s right to self-rule.
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Napolitano to Newsmax: D.C.’s Guard Lawsuit a ‘Conundrum’
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DC Sues Over Trump Troop Deployment as National Guard Members Say They're Being Used as 'Toy Soldiers' - Alaska Native News
“None of this is lawful,” said Washington, DC Attorney General Brian Schwalb Washington, DC Attorney General Brian Schwalb on Thursday filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration aiming to end what he described as the “illegal deployment” of National Guard troops in the nation’s capital. In a complaint filed with the United States District Court for the […] The post DC Sues Over Trump Troop Deployment as National Guard Members Say They’re B…
Washington D.C. Sues Trump Administration Over National Guard Deployment - teleSUR English
This lawsuit follows a court victory by the Democratic-run U.S. state of California earlier this week. On Thursday, District’s Attorney General Brian Schwalb announced that Washington, D.C. has filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration over the deployment of National Guard troops in the nation’s capital. RELATED: Appeals Court Rejects Use of Alien Enemies Act for US Deportations “We are suing to block the unlawful deployment of National G…
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