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   From: philly-fag@senate.ca.gov   
      
   Sacramento, June 11 : A federal judge rejected California Governor Gavin   
   Newsom's emergency request to stop the Trump administration from deploying   
   military forces in Los Angeles immediately, dealing a blow to the state's   
   efforts to challenge federal authority over domestic military operations.   
      
   US District Judge Charles Breyer declined to issue a temporary restraining   
   the order that would have blocked approximately 4,000 National Guard   
   troops and 700 Marines from patrolling the city immediately. Instead,   
   Breyer granted the Trump administration until 2:00 p.m. Wednesday to file   
   its response to California's emergency motion, Xinhua news agency   
   reported.   
      
   The ruling came after California's officials argued that President Donald   
   Trump's deployment violated federal law, including the Posse Comitatus   
   Act, which prohibits active-duty armed forces from conducting civilian law   
   enforcement.   
      
   Newsom and Attorney General Rob Bonta claimed in the Tuesday morning's   
   motion that the military presence created "immediate and irreparable harm"   
   to state sovereignty.   
      
   Federal government lawyers countered by calling Newsom's request "legally   
   meritless" and warned that blocking the deployment would be   
   "extraordinary, unprecedented, and dangerous."   
      
   They argued such action would "jeopardize the safety of Department of   
   Homeland Security personnel and interfere with the Federal Government's   
   ability to carry out operations."   
      
   https://www.ap7am.com/en/102757/federal-judge-rejects-californias-bid-to-   
   immediately-halt-trump-military-deployment-in-los-angeles   
      
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