The United States President Donald Trump is sending an additional 2,000 National Guard soldiers to support immigration and customs enforcement (ICE) and federal law enforcement officers at Los Angeles, confirming the Defense Department.
Monday’s deployment is in addition to 2,000 National Guard soldiers, who was ordered by Trump to deploy by Trump on Saturday, warning of difficult action against those opposing immigration arrests.
Scene Parnell, assistant for public affairs for public affairs, wrote on X, “On the President’s orders, the Defense Department is collecting an additional 2,000 California National Guard, which is being called to federal service to enable the federal law and enforcement officers to conduct their duties safely to support the ICE.”
The latest deployment comes on the same day that California filed a case against the Trump administration, asked a judge to declare the deployment unconstitutional.
In response to Monday’s filing, a White House spokesperson said California Gavner Gavin Newsom should prioritize the trump administration to prosecute “Anti-Ice rioters” instead of sueing the Trump administration.
White House Deputy Press Secretary Anna Kelly said, “It is pathetic that the Newsom law focuses more on protecting the face and protecting the face than to make criminals accountable.” “As the President said, Newsom should thank him for restoring law and order.”
During a news conference, California’s Attorney General Rob Bonta strongly criticized Trump’s decision to make the state’s national guard soldiers federal, called it “unnecessary, reverse and illegal”.
This is California’s 24th case against the Trump administration in 19 weeks, Bonta said.
Bonta argues that Trump’s order misuses federal rights, violating the 10th amendment and federal law, as it was created according to the CNN, without the Authority of Governor Gavner Gavin Newsom and against the desires of local law enforcement.
The order “misused the rights of the federal government and violated the 10th amendment and federal law,” according to Bonta, who said that Trump “ordered Governor Newsom to” without the authority and against the desires of local law enforcement. “
In addition, Bonta said that Hegseth ignored Newsom’s request to cancel the deployment.
In a post on X, California Gavner Gavin Newsom has accused Trump of “a state militia and created fear and terror for violating the US Constitution.”
In particular, ice agents raised protests after raiding across the city, arresting dozens of unspecified immigrants. (AI)
