DOJ defends Trump’s power to deploy National Guard amid California legal battle

The Ministry of Justice argues that the courts should deny a request to a restriction against the Trump administration regarding its decision to activate the National Guard soldiers in Los Angeles after violent riots erupted during the weekend amid the migration and enforcement of customs (ICE) in the city.

California Democratic leaders claim that President Donald Trump has offended his authority by summoning an item of Chapter 10 that allows the president to mobilize the National Guard if the invasion or rebellion is ongoing.

California governor, Gavin News, a democratic, said in a statement on Monday that Trump caused the largest part of the riots because it deployed the army unnecessarily to protect ice and federal buildings. Newsom also claimed that local police and state police were suffering from control when Trump pushed chaos by issuing the National Guard declaration.

Upon weight on this day before a scheduled hearing, the Ministry of Justice said that Trump had the authority to invite the National Guard response.

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The Ministry of Justice said: “In a political trick subject to American life, the California governor seeks to use this court to prevent the President of the United States from exercising his legal and legal legal authority to ensure the protection of federal employees and facilities.” “However, under the constitution, the president is the commander of the armed forces, and the president is responsible for ensuring the protection of federal employees and federal facilities.”

The Ministry of Justice said that since Friday, the Ministry of Justice said that the violent rioters who objected to the implementation of immigration laws in ICE have targeted and affected federal buildings, injured federal employees, and hindered federal jobs.

The Ministry of Justice claimed that the LOPD Police Administration (LAPD) and other local and local law enforcement officials were unable to provide the system to Los Angeles.

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President Donald Trump deployed the National Guard in Los Angeles during the weekend, where rioters continued to harm federal buildings while federal officials were injured among the city’s ice raids. (Andrew Harnik/Getty Images)

The agency also indicated a comment made by the president of Lapd Jim McDonnell, who said during a press conference that “things have gone out of control” and warned that “someone can be killed easily.”

“Evaluating the unrest and threats to enforce federal law that the local and state authorities were unable or unwilling to control, the president responded to the use of the authority under the statute and the constitution to the federation and deployment of the National Guard in California to protect federal employees and property, restore mobs, and restore the matter.” “When the situation escalated more, the Minister of Defense published a set of US Marine Infantry for further assistance.

“The president has the right to all the right under the constitution, and by calling the National Guard and the Marine Infantry to put out the law -free violence against federal law,” the Ministry of Justice has continued. “However, instead of working to submit the system to Los Angeles, California and its ruler filed a lawsuit in San Francisco seeking to obtain an order from the court that limits the ability of the federal government to protect its property and officials.”

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California Governor Gavin New Zere is looking at the state prosecutor Rob Punta in Ceres, California. (Justin Sullivan/Getty Emp)

The Ministry of Justice said that the request of California “will face” the military directives of the president, which will be “unprecedented”.

“Based on the same foundations, the claimants’ claims are unfounded,” said the Ministry of Justice.

The Ministry of Justice said that newsoms also claimed that Trump did not consult with him before the National Guard was activated, although the statute had no condition.

The Ministry of Justice wrote, “It is only directed, as a procedural issue, that the president’s orders be transferred” through the “ruler”. “She was.”

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Historically, the courts did not interfere when former President Dwight Eisenhower published the army to protect the cancellation of schools, and did not interfere when former President Richard Nixon published the army to deliver the mail during a postal strike.

Ultimately, the Ministry of Justice recommended that the court deny the California and Newsom proposal for a temporary restriction or a preliminary judicial order.

The newsom office did not immediately respond to the Fox News Digital request for comment.

Ashley Oliver of Fox News Digitter contributed to this report.