The article discusses Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth's refusal to confirm whether the Trump administration would adhere to judicial rulings regarding military deployments in domestic cities. As 4,000 National Guard members and 700 Marines are sent to California amid protests against ICE raids, legal challenges arise, notably from California's governor. Hegseth's evasive answers during a Senate hearing indicate a broader interpretation of military action, sparking debate about the legality and constitutionality of such federal decisions, especially in light of potential court rulings.
Hegseth's refusal to commit to respecting judicial rulings raises constitutional concerns about the separation of powers and military involvement in domestic issues.
Gov. Gavin Newsom's lawsuit highlights the conflict between state rights and federal military deployment, questioning the legality and necessity of Trump’s actions.
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