California has launched a legal battle against the U.S. government, accusing the Trump administration of violating state sovereignty by deploying National Guard troops to Los Angeles amid protests. The state claims the move broke federal law, with Governor Gavin Newsom revealing plans for 2,000 additional troops to be sent to LA—a decision he called “unnecessary and provocative.”
Tensions flared after President Trump activated the Guard on June 7 following protests against immigration raids in Southern California. Over 700 Marines are already mobilized, sparking criticism from Democrats who argue the deployment risks escalating unrest. 🌆✊
The lawsuit, filed Monday, marks a dramatic clash between state and federal authorities. As protests continue, all eyes are on how this legal and political showdown will unfold. (Source: Reuters)
