Trump wins right to deploy guard in California

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trump wins right to deploy guard in california
In a stunning decision that strikes at the heart of federalism and public safety, the Ninth Circuit Court has ruled that President Trump acted within his constitutional authority when deploying the National Guard to Los Angeles—despite open opposition from California Governor Gavin Newsom. The ruling affirms the executive branch’s legal power under Section 12406 to intervene when local authorities fail to uphold law and order.

Judge Mark J. Bennett acknowledged that the president’s power is not unreviewable, but still “substantial” and worthy of judicial respect during moments of domestic instability. While the court rejected the argument that courts have no role in such decisions, it firmly supported the principle that federal leadership cannot be paralyzed by state inaction in the face of public chaos.

This ruling is about more than one president or one governor—it’s about whether leadership in times of crisis should be stalled by bureaucracy or propelled by responsibility. It also reaffirms the need for courageous governance grounded in constitutional limits and civic duty.

When a city burns and a state wavers, who steps in?
When our leaders fail to act—shouldn’t the law demand that someone does?

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