“Protests fall far short of rebellion”: Judge blocks Trump from deploying National Guard in L.A.

No federal judge is forbidden Donald Trump From the publication of the National Guard in California in response to the protests in Los Angeles.

American Partial Court Judge Charles Barir Thursday ruling The acquisition of the president of the California forces was illegal and Trump ordered the re -control over the state level to the government. Gavin New No..

Barir wrote that the “founders” intended to control the National Guard to stay with the states.

He wrote: “The federal government in our constitutional system is not the seizure of the state police authority whenever it is not satisfied with the extent of strength or speed of the state.”

While the president has the ability to mobilize the National Guard under the rebellion law, Barir felt protests against The enforcement of migration and customs The raids in southern California failed to qualify as a rebellion.

He wrote: “The right of individuals to protest against the government is one of the basic rights protected by the first amendment, and because some of the lost bad actors do not represent this right for all.” “The protests in Los Angeles largely lack” rebellion “.

Brayer ruling exceeds Request a restriction order Presented by newsom. The ruler had requested an order prohibiting the naval infantry and members of the National Guard deployed in Los Angeles from his use in law enforcement procedures. The ruling, in fact, cancels the deployment of thousands of National Guard forces to the area. Governor Trump orders the NEWSOM control by mid -Friday.

He did not order any action regarding Several hundreds of naval infantry Posted in the state. Defense Secretary Higseth House Refusing to answer questions from members of Congress on Thursday about how He was responding to court orders.

“What I can say is that we should not have local judges who define foreign policy or the country’s national security policy,” Higseth said during a hearing.