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Home Government and Politics Civil Rights

Appeals Court Backs Trump’s National Guard Deployment in Los Angeles

Trump Can Keep National Guard in LA, Federal Court Rules

by The Daily Desk
June 20, 2025
in Civil Rights, Government and Politics, Government Reforms & Controversies, Immigration Policy and Enforcement, Legal Affairs, National Security, Presidential Power
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Federal Court: Newsom Can’t Block Trump’s Guard Deployment in California - AP Photo/Damian Dovarganes

Appeals Court Says Trump Acted Lawfully in LA Guard Activation - AP Photo/Damian Dovarganes

Appeals Court Backs Trump’s Authority to Keep National Guard in Los Angeles

President Donald Trump has won a key legal victory that allows him to maintain control over National Guard troops deployed in Los Angeles, following widespread protests sparked by controversial immigration raids.

In a unanimous ruling Thursday, a three-judge panel from the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals reversed a lower court’s decision that had previously blocked the deployment. The panel found it likely that Trump acted within his legal authority in federalizing the National Guard — even without the consent of California Governor Gavin Newsom, who strongly opposed the move.

The court acknowledged that presidents don’t have unlimited power to seize control of state-based Guard forces. However, the judges said the Trump administration presented enough evidence to justify its decision under current federal law. They also ruled that Governor Newsom lacked the power to override the president’s order.

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Source: AP News – Live updates: Trump can keep the National Guard deployed in LA, appeals court rules

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