9th Circuit Limits Trump's Authority to Deploy National Guard Without State Consent
A federal appeals court has constrained executive power over state military forces, ruling that presidential deployment of California's National Guard troops without state permission violated constitutional separation of powers—a decision that reshapes how future administrations can mobilize state resources.
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