I personally think it is inappropriate for the President to invoke the Insurrection Act which is just going to get more people injured or killed in Los Angeles because of ICE arresting members of families there. It is completely inappropriate because only locals really understand the problem fully and can protect local people from injury or harm. Trump has no idea at all what it is to live in Los Angeles for anyone. Therefore if anyone dies or goes to the hospital (both national Guard or Locals) these injuries and deaths are on his head from being so callous and uncaring about human lives.
Only Governor Newsom would be compassionate enough to have the National Guard actually treat people civilly or right. Trump is just going to get National Guardsmen and Locals killed and that's all.
He is just demonstrating his mass murderer mentality once again.
begin quote from Google AI:
In
general, the governor has primary authority over the National Guard
within their state, but the president can federalize the National Guard
under specific circumstances, bypassing the governor. This
federalization shifts the chain of command to the president, who then
becomes the commander-in-chief for the National Guard troops. Here's a more detailed explanation:
State Control:
Typically, the National Guard is under the command of the state governor, who can activate them for state emergencies or duties.
For
example, in a recent event, President Trump deployed California
National Guard troops to Los Angeles, bypassing the governor's
objections by invoking the Insurrection Act. When can a president deploy National Guard on US soil? - BBC
3
hours ago — Typically, a state's National Guard force is activated at
the request of the governor. In this case, Trump has circumve...
Federalization:
The
president can federalize the National Guard in specific situations,
such as when the U.S. is invaded, there's a rebellion, or the president
needs to execute federal laws and regular forces are insufficient. Presidential Authority:
When
federalized, the National Guard falls under federal control, and the
president, as commander-in-chief, has authority over them, not the
governor. The
president can invoke the Insurrection Act, which allows them to
federalize the National Guard to suppress rebellions or restore public
order, bypassing the governor. Rare Occurrences:
Federalization
of the National Guard is not common, but it can occur in times of
national emergency or when a governor's request is needed. Los Angeles unrest: Is Trump allowed to deploy National ...
7
hours ago — During times of war or national emergencies, the federal
government can order a deployment for military service – that ...
What to know about Trump's deployment of National Guard troops to ...
3
hours ago — Instead, he relied on a similar federal law that allows the
president to federalize National Guard troops under certain...
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