How Trump could try to deploy troops over states objections, according to law expert
Summary
President Trump is discussing the possibility of deploying National Guard troops to various states despite legal issues. A law expert explains that it is easier for Trump to send troops if governors request them, although Trump has hinted at sending troops without states' approval. A recent court ruling found Trump's earlier deployment in California illegal.Key Facts
- President Trump wants to deploy National Guard troops to certain states over legal challenges.
- Trump suggested Illinois Governor Pritzker should request troops, which Pritzker rejected.
- The president mentioned deploying troops to New Orleans, which got a positive response from Louisiana's governor.
- A federal judge ruled that Trump's prior use of National Guard troops in California was illegal.
- Law expert Stephen Vladeck discussed that Trump might rely on the Insurrection Act to send troops without state approval.
- It's legally simpler for Trump to deploy troops if a governor requests them.
- The situation recalls previous troop deployments during the George Floyd protests, with mixed state support.
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