Gavin Newsom addresses Trump administration’s threats to arrest him

California Governor Gavin New Roire, a democratic, said he had developed a plan if he arrested the Trump administration after he and President Donald Trump went to face on dealing with immigration protests in Los Angeles.

New Nooring said that he and his team “they” dealt with what it means to him if the Trump administration obtained a federal order to arrest him.

“What is very ridiculous about this question is that I have already thought of it,” said New Roir

“The fact that we are doing this conversation with our people, and we have had this conversation with our people in the United States in 2025, I mean, it says everything you need to know about who is in the White House at the present time,” said New Tiger.

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Newsom also dealt with arrest threats in an interview with The Washington Post, which was published on Tuesday, indicating that the relationship between the two has reached an irreplaceable point.

“I just threatened my arrest. One can assume, or assume, this is the benefit of the return,” New Offer told the Washington Post. “I am constantly able to work with people, even those who call for arrest. So, I still have a solution in this regard, as I remain determined to have the appearance of children whose lives are threatened because of his authoritarian inclinations.”

Tom Human, Tom Human, in an interview with NBC News on Saturday, suggested that news and Los Angeles Karen Bass may face arrest if they impeded any federal efforts to deport illegal immigrants.

In response, Newsom seemed to make fun of Human to take him to reservations.

“He is a difficult man. Why doesn’t he do that? He knows where to find me,” New Toer told MSNBC News Sunday. “This type of confusion is exhausting. So, Tom, arrest me. Let’s go.”

When asked about the threats to arrest newsoms, Trump told the correspondents on Monday that the NewSOM crime “nominated for the position of the ruler because he performed such a bad job,” adding that he would arrest newsom if he was homogeneous.

Newsom expressed disappointment in response to Trump’s statements and warned against threats to a step towards tyranny.

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Both the American border, Tsar Tom Human, responded to the ice riots in Los Angeles during a modern appearance on MSNBC. (Getty Images)

“The President of the United States has just called for the arrest of the governor.

Meanwhile, Human seemed to relieve his original statement, saying that the arrest would only happen if a crime was committed by newsom and Bass.

“Well, this entire matter was removed from the context,” Human said. “They have not crossed a line yet, but like any other American citizen, if I cross this line, I do not care who are the ruler, the mayor, whatever it is – when you commit a crime against ice officers, we will seek the claim.”

Newsom, who was first elected in 2018, and was re -elected in 2022, on Trump’s anger at how he dealt with many issues in his term, including forest fires that destroyed Los Angeles in January.

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California governor of Gavin New Roosom and President Donald Trump will meet in January during forest fires in Los Angeles. (Swimming pool)

The two caused Trump’s decision to deploy thousands of National Guard forces and 700 naval infantry in California after the protests were launched on Friday in response to the recent arrests in the city before the enforcement of American migration and customs.

While Trump argued that the National Guard forces are necessary to prevent the destruction of Los Angeles, Newsom said that the publication violated the sovereignty of California. The state rulers usually supervise the National Guard forces, but Trump called a law to put the forces under the federal leadership so that he can circumvent newsoms.

On Monday, newsom said that most of the forces “sit down, not users, in federal buildings without orders.”

“This is not related to public safety,” Newsom said in a post on Monday on X.

The Associated Press contributed to this report.