KDVR – Colorado joined many other states in ordering a temporary restriction after President Donald Trump published the National Guard of Ice Protests in California.
On Wednesday, Public Prosecutor Phil Weser briefly brought to the court to 20 states saying that Trump’s deployment of the California National Guard without the ruler’s approval is “illegal, unconstitutional and non -democratic,” and it is required temporarily temporary.
This comes after Trump activated more than 4000 members of the National Guard and 700 naval infantry after the protests in Los Angeles continued to end the enforcement raids. The court’s summary requests a temporary restriction to support California’s request for a court order to obscure the president’s publication of the National Guard.
Colorado joins countries that oppose military deployment
The brief claim that the presidential note, the “Ministry of Defense for the Protection of the Ministry of Internal Security”, which determines the National Guard, does not restrict it to California, and it gives a presidential authority to deploy the National Guard in any state for a period of 60 days
The summary also said that Trump failed to issue the required orders through the California governor, and through the deployment of the National Guard, “the situation has worsened on the ground significantly.”
Many states also want to ensure that the National Guard is available for safety issues such as forest fires, floods and cybersecurity, rather than publishing them in California, brief states.
The summary said that throughout history, the presidents avoided the deployment of militias unless this is very necessary, and the constitution “devotes a deliberate balance of federal and federal military control.”
It also states that publishing threatens the first amendment, and any violation of the law is used before the enforcement of the civil law, not the army.
“Conservatives lead the National Guard in their states and local law enforcement, protect societies and maintain peace. To give the Federal nature to the National Guard of Los Angeles or anywhere else in the country, the president must have a legal cause – he can not only compensate for an air emergency. Pfizer.
The Public Prosecutor is headed by Washington Nick Brown and Public Prosecutor Cathy Jennings.
The other state lawyers, including Arizona, Contecticut, Hawaii, Illinois, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Nevada, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, Oregon, Vermont Wozonsin. The Kansas Laura Kelly Governor also joined.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.