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Federal Judge on Tuesday banned the president Donald Trump from deployment National Security And other military troops in California to perform law enforcement action there, including arrests, search engines and control of the crowd.

A resolution came in connection with claim Submitted in early June by California, challenged Trump and Minister of Defense Pete HeagsetDeployment of guards and marine infantries to fight protests in Los -egeles over Trump Administration Administration Policy.

Judge Charles Brayer said the deployment of Trump thousands of troops of the National Guard and 700 Marines in Los -Angeles violated federal Can be accompanied by ACTwhich prohibits US military forces comply with the law domestically.

Braier’s ban US District Court in San Francisco It is limited to California, and the judge remained a decision until September 12 to give Trump administration time to appeal it.

The judge said the Trump administration was required to resort to the rest of the 300 troops of the National Guard, currently located in the Los -Angeles, “and they are not forbidden using troops that comply with the POSSE Comitatus.”

But the decision comes when Trump considered the possibility of deploying the National Guard troops in other US cities to combat crime, including Auckland and San Francisco.

In mid -August Trump is located Washington, a police force DC under federal control And the troops of the National Guard in this city unfolded to solve what it claims is a rampant problem of crimes.

On Tuesday, Trump in social media Ta said that at least 54 people were shot dead at the Chicago last weekend and warned: “I quickly solve the problem of crimes, as in DC.”

In his ruling, Breier warned that further deployment and military troops in other US cities would create a “national police with the president as a chief”.

Governor Gavin News passed on a resolution in a social media report.

“Donald Trump is losing again”, Newsom wrote on X.

“The courts agree – its militarization of our streets and the use of military personnel against US citizens illegally,” wrote Newsom, which became a leading democratic voice in the opposition before the republican president.

In his decree, Breer wrote: “Congress said clearly in 1878, when passed the Law on Pose Comitatus, banning the use of US military to enforce internal law.”

“Almost 140 years later, defendants – President Trump, Secretary of Defense Hugset and the Ministry of Defense – deployed the National Guard and Marine Infantry in Los -Andgeles, allegedly to stop the uprising and ensure the implementation of the Federal Immigration Law,” the judge wrote.

“There were really protests in Los -Angeles, and some people who were violently,” Brayer wrote.

“However, there was no uprising, and civil law enforcement agencies could not respond to protests and obeying the law.”

Braier noted that the evidence presented during the trial in the trial shows that the accused “systematically used armed soldiers (whose person was often obscured by protective armor) and military vehicles to create protective perimeters and road blockage -Andeles. “

CNBC demanded to comment on the decision of the Ministry of Justice, which presented the Trump administration in the trial.