Trump Federalizes California National Guard Amid Immigration Protest Backlash

President Donald Trump's decision to federalize part of the California National Guard and deploy troops to Los Angeles has sparked controversy and legal challenges. The move, which occurred without the authorization of California Governor Gavin Newsom, is unprecedented in recent history. The White House justified the action by citing the Insurrection Act, arguing that the protests against immigration raids constituted a rebellion against the United States. However, California Attorney General Rob Bonta and Governor Newsom filed a lawsuit, calling the President's actions "unprecedented and unsupported by the conditions on the ground." The lawsuit challenges the legality of the President's order, arguing that it exceeds the authority granted by law. Legal experts are divided on the matter, with some supporting the President's authority under the Insurrection Act and others questioning the appropriateness of its use in this context. The video highlights the differing interpretations of the law and the potential consequences of the President's actions. The situation remains fluid, with further legal challenges and political debate expected.