News, Despite the court, which allows Trump’s guard control, claims partially victory

Governor Gavin Newsom In a formal statement, in a ninth statement, the decision of the Ninth Current Court to maintain control of the California National Guard of President Trump explains a aspect of the court as a victory.

Writing Friday morning, the Democratic Governor announced that Trump’s “is not a king and not above the law.”

“The court said that Trump did not explain to the court and not to explain himself to the court, he was not a king and not on the law. press later.

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The judge discusses its powers over the National Guard of Trump, not a warning of the ‘King George’ monarchy

The court rejected Trump’s claims The governor noted that he could hold a California National Guard and can still prevent the trial.

“The ninth round is a critical check about the fact that Trump can federallyize the national protection for any reason and prevent the president and the president is not above the law and confirming the law.

Newsom’s office, both the news and Prosecutor General Rob Bonta’nın using the president’s domestic law enforcement agencies, he said he was committed to the president’s president.

Although the news says the verdict is a victory, as a unanimous department of the Court of Appeals on Thursday, President Trump permitted to continue the control of Trump National Security Troops During the demonstrations against the US immigration and customs execution, the riots were placed in Los Angeles to cancel the riots during the riots.

US members of the National Guard, Los Angeles, on June 8, 2025, protest a period after an immigration raid, and an immigration raid. (AP Photo / Eric Thayer)

Trump has won a big victory against the newsot in the battle for the National Guard control

The decision to deploy Trump’s National Guard since 1965 was the first to the President of the State National Guard without the permission of the Governor.

LR: California Gov. Gavin Newsom and US President Donald Trump. (Getty Images)

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In the file, the court said that the president believed that he made a legal decision.

Prior to the national protection of the presidential governor as required by law, he said that the court did not have the power to veto the president’s command.