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The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled in favor of President Trump, allowing him to retain control over National Guard troops deployed in Los Angeles. This rare decision reaffirms federal authority during times of civil unrest, even without a governor's approval.

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00:00In a major decision on Thursday, the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled in favor of
00:04President Donald Trump, allowing him to maintain command over National Guard troops deployed in
00:09Los Angeles. This ruling temporarily blocks a lower court's order that would have returned
00:14control of the troops to California Governor Gavin Newsom. This marks a rare instance,
00:19as it's the first time since 1965 that a president has deployed the National Guard
00:24without a governor's approval. The court stated that the president acted within his authority,
00:30citing federal law that permits such action when local forces are not sufficient to enforce
00:35national laws. While the court acknowledged that the governor's argument for complete state
00:40authority had merit, it ultimately decided that federal powers took precedence in this
00:45situation. The panel emphasized that the president's move was lawful under emergency
00:49provisions. President Trump celebrated the decision online, calling it a win for national
00:55security and the safety of communities across the country.
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