Newsom claims partial victory despite the court to control the Trump guards

Governor Gavin New Roosom He said in an official statement that he is disappointed in the decision of the ninth district court to allow President Trump to control the California National Guard, but he promotes part of the court as a victory.

When writing on X early on Friday morning, the democratic ruler announced that Trump is not a “king and not above the law.”

“The court has rejected the right of Trump’s claim that he could do what he wants with the National Guard and is not forced to explain himself to the court. The president is not a king and not above the law. We will press forward with our challenge to the authoritarian use of President Trump for American military soldiers against citizens,” Press statement Later.

The judge, Moh, warns us of Trump’s authority over the National Guard

The court rejected Trump’s allegations The ruler indicated that he could weaken the National Guard in California at the will and still avoid judicial scrutiny.

“The ninth district rejected Trump’s comprehensive claim that he could know the National Guard for any reason and avoid judicial scrutiny, although it remained an order in the emergency court in emergency cases. This is a decisive check in presidential transgression and confirm that the president does not exceed the law,” reported the press.

The newsom office said that both newsoms and prosecutor Rob Punta are still committed to the president’s responsibility for using the army as local law enforcement – they have argued that he violated federal law.

Although newsom says that the referee is winning, there is still a continuous struggle as the ruling unanimously allowed the Appeals Court in the ninth district on Thursday to President Trump to control National Guard forces It was published in Los Angeles earlier this month to suppress the riots during the demonstrations against the United States for Migration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).

Trump scores the big victory against newsoms in the battle for the control of the National Guard

Trump’s decision to deploy the National Guard was the first by the head of the National Guard of the state without permission from the ruler since 1965.

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In the deposit, the court stated that they believed that the president had made a legal decision.

Despite the president’s failure to notify the ruler before the National Guard was published as required under the law, the court indicated that newsom has no power to veto the president’s order.