BIG WIN FOR THE CONSTITUTION — AND A BIG FAT LOSS FOR “GAVIN NEWSCUM
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The article discusses the legal conflict between President Donald Trump and California Governor Gavin Newsom over the federalization of California National Guard members during unrest associated with immigration-enforcement operations in Los Angeles. After District Judge Charles Breyer ruled that Trump had exceeded his statutory authority, a three-judge Ninth Circuit panel stayed that decision and concluded that the president was likely to establish that his action was lawful under 10 U.S.C. § 12406(3). The article describes violent conduct directed toward federal vehicles, facilities, and officers and argues that the deployment was necessary to protect federal operations and restore order. It presents the Ninth Circuit’s ruling as an important affirmation of presidential authority and the federal government’s power to protect its personnel and property.
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