Richter declares Trump's National Guard Use in California to be unlawful!

Richter declares Trump's National Guard Use in California to be unlawful!

Los Angeles, Kalifornien, USA - In the past few days, the tensions in California have heated up. Massive protests against the raids of the ICE immigration authority not only kept Los Angeles in suspense, but also beaten political waves to Washington. The US government under President Trump has ordered the posting of national guards-a step that has now been brought into the focus of a legal discussion.

How the LKZ reported the sending of 4,000 Soldiers of the National Guard declared illegal. Judge Charles Breyer thus gave the state of California the urgent request, which means that President Trump has exceeded his powers. The injunction that is supposed to come into force on Friday afternoon obliges the US government to return control over the national guard to California.

protests and raids in Los Angeles

The situation in Los Angeles was peaked by hundreds of people against the raids of the ICE. This was reported by the Tagesschau . Trump himself blamed the democratic leadership in the city and in the state for the ongoing unrest and urges local leaders to get the situation under control. With terms such as "Newscum", he criticized governor Gavin Newsom and Mayor Karen Bass. These tensions led to a growing number of arrests, with 44 people being taken into custody due to alleged violations of the Immigration Act.

The protests began on Friday and culminated in riots, in which the police used glare grenades and tear gas against demonstrators that protested against the raids. Governor Newsom appealed to the demonstrators of staying peaceful while warning of further escalation at the same time. He expressed that these considerable measures could endanger the public's trust.

political terrain and legal disputes

The legal steps against the sending of the national guard could have far -reaching political consequences. Republicans are under pressure to approve new funds to enforce the immigration laws, and a negative decision could bring them into conflict with their California colleagues. According to the ProSieben could try the white house too benefit to enforce a comprehensive law package on immigration policy.

It remains to be seen how things will develop. The US government plans to appeal against the judge's decision, which could further complicate the situation. The next steps could be decisive for the political landscape not only in California, but also at the national level.