"U.S. District Judge Charles Breyer in San Francisco ordered the Trump administration to potentially release documents related to military activities in Southern California."
"California lawyers have been granted permission to question key officials, reflecting the ongoing transparency and accountability issues surrounding military operations."
"The court's recent actions follow California's unsuccessful attempt to secure a restraining order to regain control over National Guard troops."
"Judge Breyer may also evaluate the duration of the federal control over military operations in California, highlighting ongoing tensions."
U.S. District Judge Charles Breyer has ordered the Trump administration to possibly release key documents regarding military operations in Southern California. This development follows California's recent legal struggle to assert control over National Guard troops. The judge also authorized state lawyers to question important officials about military activities. Additionally, Judge Breyer may assess how long the National Guard remains under federal control, indicating potential changes to the current military oversight framework amidst ongoing legal disputes.
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