Gavin Newsom, California's governor, hailed the first judicial decision as a triumph for democracy, urging National Guard members to return to civilian jobs. However, a three-member appellate panel later allowed the National Guard's presence in Los Angeles amid protests against increased immigration checks, temporarily suspending a lower court's contrary decision. The 9th Circuit Court's ruling does not imply agreement with Trump but leaves command in the president's hands. Violent incidents and attacks on law enforcement have been reported in Los Angeles. Judge Charles Breyer ruled that Trump unlawfully deployed the National Guard, ordering it back under Newsom's control. Mayor Karen Bass called for ICE to cease intensified raids, fearing economic harm from immigrant absences. A notable incident involved the removal of Senator Alex Padilla by federal agents during a press conference, condemned by Kamala Harris as a disgrace to democracy. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)