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A federal judge has instructed US President Donald Trump, dhe control over the national guard of California to governor Gavin Newsom. The Trump government immediately appealed against the order. The judge stated that she should come into force on Friday at 12 noon.
“Violation of the law and the constitution”
On June 6th, raids from the immigration and customs authority (ICE) aimed at warehouses, clothing manufacturers and parking spaces from Home Depot in all of Los Angeles. Which triggered a wave of local protests. Trump took the opportunity to take control of the state by sending 2,000 national guards to the city. Despite protests by Mayor Karen Bass and the California governor Gavin Newsom.
When evaluating the application of California on an injunction against the federal government, judge Charles Breyer from the Federal District Court in San Francisco found that Trump did not follow the “legally prescribed procedure of the congress for his procedure”.
“His actions were illegal. It crossed both the framework of its legal powers and the tenth constitutional amendment of the United States,” wrote Breyer in his order on Thursday. “He must therefore immediately give control over the national guard of California to the governor of the state of California.”
The news about the verdict was announced on the same day, on which Senator Alex Padilla was dragged from a press conference of the Ministry of Homeland Protection, thrown to the ground and captivated by members of the FBI. Because he had tried to ask the DHS minister Kristi Noem.
Padilla said at a press conference in front of the building that he was “peaceful there”. And hoped to receive answers from the government about its immigration policy. “I started asking a question,” recalled the senator, who gave up his explanation in English and Spanish. “Then CH was thrown to the ground and put in handcuffs,” he said. And made it clear: “I was not arrested. I was not arrested.” Padilla then turned directly to reporters: “If this is the way this government reacts to a senator with a question, you can only imagine what they do with agricultural workers … and day laborers.”
Newsom criticizes “Theatrical Hardening test”
At the beginning of this week, Newsom criticized Trump’s “Theatrical Hardening test”. He said the president “exceeded a red line in this country”. In conversation with Pod Save America, the California governor reacted to the president of the president and his government. While he explained Trump to stir up chaos. To waste valuable resources. And militarize the streets of the city.