An appeals court is considering if Trump can control the National Guard in L.A. The ruling could impact presidential power over state militias.
A U.S. Appeals Court is currently examining the extent to which former President Donald Trump can control the National Guard in Los Angeles. This legal challenge raises significant questions about the division of power between the federal government and state military forces.
The core of the debate centers on the scope of presidential authority over state-level military units, even after a president's term has ended. The court's decision could establish a precedent impacting future interactions between the executive branch and state militias.
The implications of this ruling could reshape the landscape of federal-state relations concerning military control. Legal experts are closely watching the proceedings.