Governor Newsom had sought legal action to challenge the continued deployment of federal forces, arguing that their presence overstepped state authority and disrupted local governance. His administration claimed the deployment lacked proper justification and infringed on California’s jurisdiction.

However, the court determined that the federal government, under Trump’s leadership, acted within its constitutional authority. The judge concluded that the president has broad discretion over the use of military forces for national security and border enforcement, especially when coordinated with federal missions.

This decision effectively prevents any immediate effort to remove the troops stationed under federal orders. The judge emphasized the importance of respecting the separation of powers and the president’s role as commander-in-chief when it comes to military deployment decisions.

The ruling is considered a legal win for Trump and a setback for Newsom’s efforts to assert more state control over federal military operations in California. Political analysts suggest the decision could have broader implications for future disputes between state and federal governments over military authority.

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ANOTHER LOSS FOR NEWSCUM!

Trump WILL take back the streets of Los Angeles! 🇺🇸