Los Angeles protest: The federal judge denied Gavin Newsom’s petition to block the troupe fines; Donald Trump defends the use of National Guard
A federal judge on Tuesday dismissed an immediate legal effort by US President Donald Trump by US President Donald Trump by California Gavin Newsom and Attorney General Rob Bonta to block the deployment of National Guard soldiers and American marines at Los Angeles.US District Judge Charles Breer denied the emergency proposal and gave additional time to the Trump administration to respond. A hearing has been set for Thursday.The decision came only a few hours after the state had filed a temporary prohibitory order, after the city’s mass protests begin with the city’s “illegal militaryization”, described as the “illegal militarization”, described from the aggressive immigration raid.The legal challenge was part of Trump, the Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and a comprehensive lawsuit targeting the Defense Department, who accuses the federal government of handling the state forces for immigration enforcement.Newsom warned that sending to the soldiers would make the situation worse and will put the safety of the people at risk.According to the CTLA television station, the governor said in a statement, “The federal government is now changing the army against American citizens.” He said, “Sending trained warfighters on the streets is unprecedented and threatens the very origin of our democracy. Donald Trump is behaving like a tyrannical, not the President, he said.”Tension in Los Angeles has increased from Friday when immigration and customs enforcement (ICE) launched workplace raids across the city. The weekend broke protests, protesters blocked the freeway and set cars on fire. On Monday, Trump ordered the federation of 2,000 California National Guard soldiers and sent 700 marines to the region, citing the need to maintain the order. Ice later confirmed that the guard officer was helping protection and transportation.The photographs released on Tuesday shown the National Guard soldiers along with the immigration officers during the arrest. Meanwhile, Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass imposed an overnight curfew in the area of one-class mile, citing the looting of 23 businesses. “We arrived at a tipping point,” he said during a press conference. The curfew will be effective from 8 am to 6 am on Wednesday.Trump has described the protesters as “animals” and “a foreign enemy”. Speaking at Fort Brag, he said that Los Angeles would not have “fully” without the deployment of the guard.The Democratic MPs of California at the Congress slammed the move as a “created crisis”. The Pentagon stated that the cost of deploying soldiers is $ 134 million. Along with the demonstrations reported in cities including San Francisco, Chicago and New York, protesters continued to rally across the country in solidarity.
