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Following LA and DC, Trump wants to send the National Guard to other US cities. Here’s how he can do it
President Donald Trump is hoping to replicate his law enforcement efforts in Los Angeles and Washington, DC, in cities across the country, with the administration making moves to once again use the US military for its anti-crime agenda.
Justice Department lawyers were in federal court Monday to defend the Trump administration’s deployment of Marines and ...
Gavin Newsom filed against Trump after the president federalized California’s National Guard in response to demonstrators protesting against immigration raids in L.A. Lawyers for the state ...
The case could shape up to be a significant constitutional test of presidential authority.
"Today is Liberation Day in the state of California," Gavin Newsom proclaimed today in downtown LA of the legislative effort ...
A three-day bench trial will begin Monday over whether President Trump’s National Guard deployment to Los Angeles violated a ...
Ultimately, about 4,000 troops from the California National Guard and 700 U.S. Marines were deployed to Los Angeles. That month marked a new nadir in the relations between Newsom and Trump.
The trial over President Trump's deployment of thousands of National Guard troops to Los Angeles earlier this summer reached ...
As California Governor Gavin Newsom was verbally bashing President Donald Trump in a Los Angeles auditorium Thursday ...
California Gov. Gavin Newsom said the proposed partisan redistricting that favors Democrats is a necessary counterweight to ...
Trump’s phone call with Newsom about the Los Angeles protests in June has been under scrutiny for months. In a recent ...
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