California ruler pledges to sue Trump to spread the National Guard in Los Angeles

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California Governor Gavin New Roire has pledged to sue Donald Trump to deploy the National Guard in Los Angeles, as the authorities have prepared themselves for more protests against raids on illegal immigrants suspected.

The intense clash between Trump and the ruler of the most populated country in the United States came after about 300 members of the National Guard arrived in Los Angeles on Sunday. The forces took sites in the city center, where thousands gathered to protest the raids by federal immigration agents in the state. Witnesses said the guards used tear gas on the crowd.

The demonstrations collected the pace on Sunday afternoon, as taxis were shot in Waymo, and a large road was banned from a large crowd. Police announced that the city center of Los Angeles is a “illegal collection area” and arrested dozens of dozens during the weekend.

The dramatic scenes were the latest escalation in a broader confrontation between the White House, the government leaders and local leaders, as Trump and his allies have come forward with their comprehensive plans to strengthen the strength of the president, including by taking strict measures on millions of immigrants who are not documented.

Newsom, a democratic, blamed Trump’s decision “in the” California “National Guard’s” federal “decision – or the transfer of military forces from the state to federal control – to make matters worse. Trump has authorized the publication of 2000 guards.

“This is exactly what Donald Trump wanted,” Newsom said in a post on X.

But Trump opened fire by accusing Newchom of lying about the situation. The president insisted that Los Angeles had “totally blurring” without the National Guard.

“Instead, they choose to lie to the people of California and America by saying that we did not need, and that these are” peaceful protests, “Trump said in his position to his social platform on Monday.

Trump added: “Only one look at the photos and videos of violence and destruction tells you everything you have to know,” Trump added.

The Federal National Guard is unusual. President George Herpeter Bush sent guards to Los Angeles in 1992 to control the riots after hitting police officers in Rodney King – a step that California governor asked at the time Beit Wilson.

This time, Trump has canceled Newsom’s desires, one of his political competitors. Newsom, former mayor of Francisco, who has been the ruler of California since 2019, is one of the most prominent democratic politicians and seen as a possible presidential candidate in 2028.

The last American president deployed the National Guard of the state without asking its ruler in 1965, when Lindon Johnson sent forces to protect civil rights demonstrators in Salma, Alabama.

Beit Higseth, Minister of Defense, said that the naval infantry was at a state of high alert and suggested that they be deployed in Los Angeles, where the isolated protests began on Friday and continued during the weekend. Sunday evening, Trump did not rule out sending the naval infantry. “We will send everything we need to ensure the existence of a law and order.”

In an interview with the progress of PodCaster PodCaster Brian Tyler Cowen, Newsom said that Trump’s actions in California were “a preview of the upcoming things”. He added: “Donald Trump has not succeeded now.”