A judge from California ruled that Trump's sending of the National Guard to Los Angeles was illegal.
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District Judge Charles Breyer ruled that President Trump's use of the National Guard in Los Angeles violated the Posse Comitatus Act, which limits the use of military force in domestic issues. The decision comes after Trump sent 4,000 soldiers into the city to combat crime and support immigration law enforcement. The judge prohibited the National Guard from carrying out operations such as arrests or crowd control, signaling potential legal challenges for the administration's future plans.
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Desfăşurarea Gărzii Naţionale de către Trump la Los Angeles a fost ilegală, hotărăşte un judecător federal
SUA. Un judecător federal blochează folosirea trupelor de către administrația Trump în Los Angeles
Desfăşurarea Gărzii Naţionale de către Trump în L.A. a fost ilegală, a decis un judecător din California
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