In the USA, the judge rejected the emergency statement of the mayor of California Gavin Newsom with a demand to prohibit the use of military personnel to suppress protests in Los Angeles.
The senior judge of the District Court in San Francisco Charles Breer announced a decision on the statement of the Newsoma regarding the commissioning of the National Guard and the Marine Corps in Los Angeles by order of President Donald Trump in order to suppress demonstrations in support of illegal migrants.
Breyer said that the Trump administration, the US Department of Defense and the head of the Pit Hegset department requested extra time to represent its arguments, and, having provided them with this opportunity, the court rejected the emergency petition of the Newsoma.
The meeting in the case is scheduled for tomorrow.
Earlier, News accused the Trump administration of being used as federal law enforcement forces, which, in his opinion, is beyond the scope of the authority provided for by US legislation. He demanded in court to immediately stop the use of the military in the state.
Protests against ICE in Los Angeles
In the meantime, in Los Angeles, protest shares in support of illegal migrants detained by the immigration and customs control service (ICE). Trump’s administration harshly reacted to the demonstration.
During the protests, dozens of people were detained, clashes with the police took place, and several cars were set fire to demonstrators and disabled.
President Trump first sent about 2 thousand fighters of the National Guard to Los Angeles, later announced the additional sending of another 2 thousand guards and 700 marine infantrymen to ensure control over the situation.