Trump National Guard Controversy

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Trump, National Guard and Gavin Newsom

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Appeals Court Pauses Ruling Which Ordered Trump To Give Control Of National Guard In Los Angeles To Newsom

Breyer’s order was set to go into effect at 3 p.m. EDT on Friday, but the appellate court’s decision means the troops in Los Angeles will remain under the president’s control.

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LA protests live: Federal judge orders Trump to return control of National Guard to Newsom

Anadolu Agency · 6h

Federal appeals court rules Trump can maintain control of National Guard in US state of California

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As Legal Fight Over Guard Deployment Plays Out, Noem Vows to Continue Trump's Immigration Crackdown

Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem pledged to carry on with the Trump administration’s immigration crackdown despite waves of unrest across the U.S.

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Judge Says Trump Illegally Deployed National Guard To LA Protests, Must Return Control

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Judge says Trump illegally called up National Guard to assist with LA protests and must return control to governor

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Appeals court pauses ruling requiring Trump to return control of California National Guard to state

Breyer’s ruling, nevertheless, is a significant win for Democratic Gov. Gavin Newsom, who sued Trump and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth earlier this week after the president called the troops into fe...

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AP PHOTOS: Protests surge across US after Trump mobilizes troops

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Now and then: How Trump's response to LA riots has changed from 2020 Black Lives Matter and Antifa

Trump, military parade

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The Memo: Trump’s National Guard move ratchets up controversy over looming military parade

The national furor over the situation in Los Angeles is bleeding into the debate over the massive military parade scheduled for Washington this weekend. The parade’s official purpose is to mark the 250th anniversary of the Army.

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It's Trump's military, from parade to protests

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WH tries to clarify Trump's threat to use force on 'any' military parade protesters

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Maryland sites join ‘No Kings’ protest movement of Trump’s military parade

The demonstrations, which organizers say will be peaceful, aim to draw attention from Trump’s military parade being held on the same day in Washington, D.C. — an event they call a “made-for-TV displa...

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Where the ‘No Kings’ anti-Trump military parade protests are planned

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President Trump defends troop decision, says future protests will be "met with very big force"

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Trump’s military parade and contempt for troops dishonor our service

Our Army and all America’s armed services are made of men and women, not metal and wire.

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DeSantis and Abbott lob threats at protesters ahead of ‘No Kings’ demonstrations

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Thunderstorms may rain on Trump's military parade

Rep. Smith slams Trump for controversial use of U.S. military personnel in Los Angeles

Secretary of Defense Hegseth was questioned on Capitol Hill about President Trump’s order to send the National Guard to help address protests in Los Angeles. Rep. Adam Smith (D-CA) joins Ana Cabrera to discuss the legality and cost of Trump’s directive.

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Amid controversy, when is the National Guard deployed, and who makes the call?

After President Trump deploys the National Guard without consulting California Gov. Gavin Newsom, questions over those actions are flying.

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Gavin Newsom tears into Trump with brutal 'Putin and North Korea' comparison

The California Governor did not hold back during a news conference in San Francisco, accusing Trump of putting on a "vulgar display" while also claiming the President was weak.

Can the President Activate a State’s National Guard?

Donald Trump’s mobilization of the National Guard to quell LA protests is a rare exercise of presidential power.

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'Political props': From deployment to a parade, Trump's use of military prompts concerns

Trump's effort to use the military to quell protests received pushback for his staff during his first administration. Now he's trying again.