NEW: Trump SENDS In 2,000 MORE Troops!

NEWS ALERT: In a surprising new step, the Trump administration has ordered 2,000 more National Guard troops to Los Angeles, even as protest activity appears to be waning.

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Despite the expected decrease in demonstrations, the Pentagon’s decision reinforces key federal positions.

Liberal critics are questioning whether this move respects California’s state authority rights.

The Trump administration has directed the deployment of 2,000 additional California Army National Guard members to Los Angeles, bringing the total number of National Guard troops and Marines in the area to 4,800.

This is meant to safeguard federal functions, personnel, and property in response to the anti-ICE riots.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth emphasized at a Senate hearing how the troops will “conduct themselves with the utmost of professionalism.”

Interestingly, the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals looks to be siding with Trump’s bold initiative against opposition from California Governor Gavin Newsom.

The National Guard’s presence underlines Trump’s resolve to maintain peace in the face of riots that initially erupted following immigration enforcement actions.

The governor found himself at loggerheads with the administration, engaging in legal action that reflects the tension between state and federal control.

The Governor sued the Trump administration, arguing that the deployment circumvented California’s state law enforcement.

The case has now escalated to the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals after a district court initially ruled in Newsom’s favor.

“The INCOMPETENT Governor of California was unable to provide protection in a timely manner when our Ice Officers, GREAT Patriots they are, were attacked by an out of control mob of agitators, troublemakers, and/or insurrectionists,” Trump declared.

While Hegseth and Trump assert the need for federal protection, Newsom remains critical, calling the deployment a diversion of vital resources and a political spectacle.

This case underscores not only the tension between state and federal powers but also emphasizes Trump’s determination to secure federal interests in American cities facing unrest.