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Pentagon Announces Withdrawal of 2,000 National Guard Members From Los Angeles

The drawdown follows sustained protests, federal court challenges, unresolved disputes over deploying state National Guard forces without gubernatorial consent.

Donald Trump ordenó retirar 2000 efectivos de la Guardia Nacional en Los Ángeles, pero Gavin Newsom reclama el regreso total de las tropas federales en medio de tensiones con la Casa Blanca
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Tras orden de Trump, 2 mil soldados enviados a Los Ángeles por redadas migratorias regresan sin rumbo y en medio de polémica. / AP. - Imagen de archivo.

Overview

  • President Trump in early June ordered 4,000 California National Guard troops and 700 active-duty Marines to secure federal property during protests over immigration raids.
  • The partial withdrawal was directed by Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and confirmed by Pentagon spokesman Sean Parnell in a statement Tuesday.
  • Governor Gavin Newsom sued under the Tenth Amendment to block the deployment, securing a district court injunction that the Ninth Circuit then stayed, leaving the dispute active.
  • Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass credited sustained peaceful protests and legal action by the community for prompting the troop reduction.
  • Several thousand Guard members remain on Title 10 orders in the region with no clear timetable for full demobilization or defined mission objectives.