United States District Judge Charles R. Breyer determined that President Trump did not follow the legal procedures for federal control over the California National Guard, arguing both statutory violations and constitutional infractions under the Tenth Amendment. His ruling, which ordered the return of the National Guard to California's Governor Gavin Newsom, highlights critical questions of authority during a time of unrest in Los Angeles. The case, paused by the 9th Circuit Court, reveals tensions between state and federal powers in emergency management and law enforcement.
Judge Breyer's opinion challenges President Trump's actions regarding the California National Guard, emphasizing their illegality both in exceeding statutory authority and violating the Tenth Amendment.
California Governor Newsom retains command over the state's National Guard when it is not federalized. This separation of state and federal authority is a pivotal constitutional debate.
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