Trump deployment of military troops to Los Angeles was illegal, judge rules
On Tuesday, a Federal Judge decided that it was illegal to deploy the Trump administration to Los Angeles during the raids of the US military units in the early this year.
US regional judge Charles Breyer found that the army has violated the Posse Comitatus Law, which limits the use of the law enforcement officers. He continued to decide to give the chance to object to the management.
“President Trump and Secretary Hegseth stated their intention to call the national guard troops to service in other cities throughout the country.
The decision may have effects beyond Los Angeles.
California Gov. Trump, who sent approximately 5,000 maritime and national guard troops to La in June in a move against Gavin Newsom and La Mayor Karen Bass executive order In DC, the Public Safety Emergency situation has decided to pay attention to the 740th part of the Columbia Region House Rules Law, which directly under the federal control of the Metropolitan Police Department.
Breyer in June He decided that Trump broke the law when he mobilized thousands of California national guards against the state’s wishes.
In a 36-page decision, Breyer wrote that Trump’s actions were “illegal-exceeded the scope of the legal authority and violated the 10th change in the US Constitution.
However, the US 9th Court of Appeal paused the court order and allowed the troops to stay in Los Angeles while playing in the federal court. The Court of Appeal found that although the president’s authority to place the army in American cities, it was wide, although it was ılmaz unattractive ”.
Breyer in his decision on Tuesday to add: “The evidence at the hearing found that the defendants used armed soldiers (identity often hidden by the protective armor) and military vehicles (identity often hidden by the protective armor) to establish systematically protective circles and traffic blocks and to show a military assets around and around.
