Appellate Court Halts Order Returning California National Guard Control to Governor Newsom. A federal judge's order directing President Trump to relinquish control of California National Guard troops deployed in Los Angeles has been temporarily blocked by the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals. This stays the ruling against Trump's controversial deployment of active-duty military personnel to quell protests related to his immigration policies, keeping the troops under presidential control. The decision follows Judge Breyer's finding that Trump's actions exceeded his authority and violated the Tenth Amendment
California National Guard deployment to Los Angeles temporarily blocked by appeals court. A federal judge's order returning control to Governor Newsom was overturned, allowing President Trump's controversial decision to keep troops under federal command to stand—at least for now. This follows the deployment of National Guard troops to Los Angeles this week
Federal Judge Orders Trump to Return California National Guard Control to Governor Newsom; Appellate Court Issues Stay. Judge Breyer ruled President Trump's deployment of the National Guard without Governor Newsom's approval illegal, violating the Tenth Amendment. The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals temporarily blocked the order pending appeal
Trump administration appeal halts judge's order returning California National Guard control to Governor Newsom. The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals issued a stay late Thursday, blocking a lower court ruling that deemed President Trump's deployment of the National Guard illegal
Federal Judge Blocks Trump's Unauthorized California National Guard Deployment: A Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals ruling temporarily halts a lower court order that deemed President Trump's deployment of the National Guard to Los Angeles, without Governor Newsom's consent, an illegal overreach of executive authority, violating the Tenth Amendment
Appellate court temporarily blocks Judge Breyer's order returning California National Guard control to Governor Newsom, halting a ruling against President Trump's deployment of troops to Los Angeles. Newsom hailed Breyer's initial decision as a check on Trump's increasing authoritarianism, demanding compliance with the order before its temporary suspension
Appellate court blocks Judge Breyer's order, keeping California National Guard under President Trump's control. The ruling halts the return of Los Angeles-based troops to Governor Newsom's authority, following a legal challenge to the President's deployment. The temporary stay prevents the Friday afternoon implementation of Judge Breyer's decision
A federal appeals court temporarily halted a judge's order returning control of California National Guard troops in Los Angeles to Governor Newsom. This decision, following an appeal by the Trump administration, keeps the troops under presidential control. The original order, however, did not affect the U.S. Marines also deployed to Los Angeles
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Judge Breyer Blocks Trump's California National Guard Deployment: A federal judge ruled President Trump illegally deployed the California National Guard to Los Angeles without Governor Newsom's approval, violating the Tenth Amendment. The ruling, temporarily blocked by an appeals court, questioned Trump's claim of "rebellion or danger of rebellion" as justification, highlighting the crucial distinction between a constitutional government and unchecked executive power. Breyer emphasized the requirement for presidential deployment to go through the state governor, stating the deployment was unprecedented without direct gubernatorial authorization. The judge's order, while temporarily stayed, underscores the ongoing legal battle over presidential authority and the deployment of National Guard troops during domestic unrest
Trump Remains Silent on Court Ruling Pausing Return of California National Guard. Despite a federal judge's order and subsequent appeals court pause, President Trump has yet to directly address Judge Breyer's decision regarding the California National Guard deployment. Instead, he attacked Governor Newsom on Truth Social, claiming Newsom's criticism is unwarranted and falsely crediting himself for Los Angeles's safety. Trump further alleged, without evidence, that the Biden administration and Newsom have "flooded America with 21 million illegal aliens," praising ICE officers as "HEROES" facing threats. This follows Judge Breyer's ruling that Trump's deployment was illegal, exceeding his authority and violating the Tenth Amendment
Los Angeles Immigration Protests: National Guard Deployment & Legal Battle. Following ICE raids and Trump's immigration policies, Los Angeles erupted in protests. The Trump administration responded by deploying the National Guard, leading to protester arrests and a legal clash with Governor Newsom. Newsom challenged the deployment, claiming it violated his authority and fueled the unrest, resulting in a temporary court order—since blocked—to return control of the National Guard to the state. The ongoing legal battle highlights the conflict over federal authority and the response to immigration protests
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