A federal judge issued a temporary restraining order against President Trump, requiring the return of California's National Guard control. The ruling deemed the deployment illegal and unconstitutional, specifically violating the Tenth Amendment. Governor Gavin Newsom's legal action aimed to prevent Guard members from assisting in immigration raids, alleging that their involvement could escalate civil unrest. The judge, Charles Breyer, highlighted that Trump's method of deploying the troops was improper, as about 500 were already trained for immigration enforcement operations. The White House has not yet commented on this ruling.
U.S. District Judge Charles Breyer stated that Trump's deployment of the National Guard was illegal, violating the Tenth Amendment and exceeding his statutory authority.
California Governor Gavin Newsom filed an emergency motion to stop the deployment, arguing that it escalated tensions and threatened civil unrest.
Maj. Gen. Scott Sherman indicated that about 500 Guard troops were already trained for immigration operations, with images of their involvement surfacing in reports.
Judge Breyer's broad ruling asserted that Trump had not properly called up the National Guard, questioning the legitimacy of the deployment.
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