The Court temporarily blocked the command of the federal judge who ordered the Trump administration to return the California defense troops back to the state.
The appeals court’s ruling said that Trump was illegal to suppress immigration air strikes by deploying troops in Los Angeles.
Trump said in a protest against his immigration crackdown, Los Angeles is dispatching an army under the Governor’s authority to prevent “burning”.
But California Governor Gavin Newsom and other local officials rejected this action and said they were unnecessary provocations. The Court of Appeals said it will hold a hearing on Tuesday.
Judge Charles Breyer said at the early federal court hearing at the request of California at the request of California, whether Trump followed the law set by the parliamentary army deployment.
The judge wrote in his decision. “His actions were illegal. He must return the California Defense Forces to California governor.”
The judge, however, maintained an order to appeal the Trump administration by Friday afternoon. The administration almost did so shortly after the order was issued.
NEWSOM told social media on Thursday afternoon, “The court confirmed that we all knew. The army belongs to the battlefield, not our city street.”
The Trump administration said it acquired the California Defense Forces to restore the order of Los Angeles, which is illegally believed to be in the country, restore order and protect immigration and tariff execution (ICE) agents.
Despite the opposition from Newsom, Trump ordered a total of 4,000 defense troops and 700 Marine Corps. Some of the guards have the authority to detain people until the police arrest.
The president deployed the Defense Forces 50 years ago without the consent of the governor 50 years ago. It is more common for the governor to activate the army to deal with natural disasters and other emergencies, then request federal support.
On Thursday, the lawyer told Judge Breyer that the lawyer did not need to consult news when Trump gave his order.
“The Governor of NEWSOM was completely aware of this command.”
“No,” Judge Breyer of the former Supreme Court Judge Stephen Breyer replied.
“The president is not a commander of the Defense Forces,” he added. But he added that there is an age and situation where the president can be the head of the army.
Breyer, wearing a light blue butterfly tie, brought the Constitution several times during the hearing and had a copy of the booklet in the document at one point.
“We are talking about the president who exercises his authority, and as well as his authority, he is limited,” he said. “This is the difference between the constitutional government and the king.”
Before the judge’s decision, Pithes repeatedly rejected whether he would comply with the command of the Brier.
HegSeth told the House of Representatives’ Armed Forces Committee on Thursday that “I can say that local judges should not determine the state’s foreign policy or national security policy.”
HegSeth said he would comply with the Supreme Court ruling.
The Defense Forces troops may remain in Los Angeles, following the decision of the late appeal court on Thursday.
The Trump administration used a law that could bring the defense troops to federal services when the president occurred.
But in a lawsuit, California said in a lawsuit that there are over 300 arrests and closure of major highways in Los Angeles for nearly a week.
“There was no time for the last three days. There was no rebellion or rebellion. This protest has not been raised to the protests or riots that Los Angeles and other major cities have seen in the past in recent years.”
Ana Faguy’s additional report of Washington DC
