Newsom claims partial victory despite court allowing Trump’s Guard control

Governor Gavin Newsom In an official statement, he said that he was disappointed in the decision of the ninth circuit court to allow President Trump to keep control of the California National Guard, but to make an aspect of the court ruling accessible.

The democratic governor wrote to X on Friday morning and announced that Trump was “not a king and not above the law”.

“The court rightly rejected Trump’s assertion that he can do everything he wants with the National Guard and does not have to explain to a court Press release later.

Newsom and Trump provide for each other (Pool)

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The court declined Trump’s claims The governor stated that he can fuel the California national guard at will and still avoid judicial examination.

“The ninth circuit rejected Trump’s comprehensive claim that he can reappear the national guards for some reason and avoid the judicial examination, even if it has stopped an emergency court decision.

Newsom’s office said that both Newsoma and Attorney General Rob Bonta are still obliged to hold the president for the use of the military as a domestic law enforcement authorities – measures have been violated by the federal law.

Although Newsom says that the judgment is a victory, there is still a continued conflict, since the unanimous decision of the ninth Court of Appeal on Thursday, President Trump, allowed control to keep control Troops of the National Guard In Los Angeles used at the beginning of this month to suppress unrest during the demonstrations against the US immigration and customs authority (ICE).

The members of the US National Guard were deployed in the city center of Los Angeles on Sunday, June 8, 2025 after a protest against immigration attacks protested the night before. (AP Photo/Eric Thayer)

Trump achieves a big victory against Newsom in the fight for control of the national guard

Trump’s decision to use the national guard was the first of a president of a state national guard without the permission of the governor since 1965.

LR: California Governor Gavin Newsom and US President Donald Trump. (Getty Images)

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In the submission, the court stated that he believed that the president had made a lawful decision.

Although the president had not notified the governor