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Governor Gavin Newsum In an official statement, he said he was disappointed in the ninth circuit court’s decision to allow President Trump to keep control of the California National Guard, but is saying that one aspect of the court’s decision is a victory.
Writing at X early Friday morning, Democratic Governor declared Trump a “not a king and not a law.”
“The court has properly rejected the claim that Trump can do anything with national guards and do not explain to the court. The President is not a king and not on the law. We are going to use US military soldiers against the citizens for the use of President Trump’s dictator.” Press statement Then.
Newsum and Trump confronts (Pool)
Trump’s powers on the National Guard have warned the judge that ‘King George’ is not a monarchy
The court rejected Trump’s rights The governor noted that he could federate the California National Guard as Ich AT and avoid judicial verification.
“The ninth Circuit Trump rejected the widespread right of national guards for any reason and a wide range of judicial reviews that could be avoided even if the Emergency District Court ordered.
Newsum and Attorney General Rob Bonta have remained committed to making the president responsible for the use of the military as a domestic law enforcement, ”he said.
Although Newsam has said that the verdict is a victory, there is still an ongoing conflict as President Trump has been allowed to take control of the ninth Circuit Court of Appeals on Thursday. National Guard forces Earlier this month, Los Angeles was assigned to quench riots during shows against US immigration and customs enforcement (ICE).
After the previous night’s migration attack, US National Guard members have been deployed around Los Angeles’ downtown Los Angeles on Sunday, June 8. (AP Photo/Eric Thair)
Trump has won a major win over Newsum in war for National Guard control
Trump’s decision to deploy the National Guard was the first by the President of the State National Guard without the permission of the governor since 1965.
LR: California Governor Gavin Newsum and US President Donald Trump. (Getty pictures)
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In filing, the court said he believed that the president had taken a legal decision.
The court cited the Newsum that the President failed to inform the governor before deploying the national staff, but the Newsum was not authorized to see the president’s order.
