Trump sued over National Guard deployment in DC

Washington, DC, On Thursday, the Trump administration argued that the movement violated the Constitution and the Federal Law, and filed a lawsuit for the deployment of hundreds of National Guard Union on the streets of the capital.

President Donald Trump, DC Chief Public Prosecutor Brian Schwalb, DC Chief Public Prosecutor Brian Schwalb, a basic principle of American democracy – ” federal case.

“This unprecedented, illegal actions have exposed the region to serious and irreparable damages,” Schwalb said.

The case calls Trump and Pentagon, the Ministry of Justice, Ordu and the US Marshals Service and the presidents of their departments.

DC wants a judge to decide a permanent measure against Trump’s deployment of unity.

The case comes two days after a federal judge Trump prevented him from placing the national guards in Los Angeles to implement the law in California.

White House spokesman Abigail Jackson said in a statement that the case “at the loss of DC residents and visitors – the president is nothing more than any other attempt to weaken its highly successful operations to stop the violence crimes in DC.”

“Trump is within the legal authority to protect federal beings and to distribute national guards on Washington DC to protect federal beings and to assist law enforcement officers with certain tasks.”

On August 11, Trump took the Federal control of the DC Police Department and used hundreds of National Guard Union as part of his pressure on crime in cities throughout the country.

Trump called the DC’s decades of internal rule law of the DC, in an emergency in an emergency, the regional police force.

This regulation states that the president’s control ends after a maximum of 30 days unless the congress exceeds a law that allows an extension.

Meanwhile, national guard troops can stay in the city Until the end of the yearan official He said at the beginning of this week.

According to Schwalb’s case, in recent weeks since Trump’s statement, the total number of national guard troops increased to approximately 2,200.

Trump’s efforts to place the army in US cities took a legal obstacle in the beginning of this week, when Federal Judge Charles Breyer prevented Trump from deploying national guards and other troops to carry out law enforcement officers in California.

Decision US Regional Court in San Francisco He was limited to California and remained until September 12, but he still had a blow to Trump’s efforts to distribute federal law enforcement officers to cities.

Trump also said he was also considering deploying national guard members to Chicago and other cities around the country.

“We’re going in. When I didn’t say it, but we’re going in,” Trump said when he asked journalists at the White House to send Chicago to Chicago.

While the inhabitants of the DC mostly opposed the deployment, the democrats condemned Trump’s actions to a great extent, and the city’s Democratic Mayor Muriel Bowsser walked in a more sensitive line.

He criticized the existence of the national guards in DC, but he also looked at the crime with reducing crime.

“We think there is a more accountability in the system or at least an accountability in the system that reduces illegal behavior.” He said.