California Gov. Gavin Newsom is slated to pull several hundred National Guard troops from the state's border with Mexico on Monday in an apparent rebuff to President Donald Trump.
California Gov. Gavin Newsom is slated to pull several hundred National Guard troops from the state's border with Mexico on Monday in an apparent rebuff to President Donald Trump's characterization of the region being under siege by Central American refugees and migrants, according to reports.
The move comes despite his predecessor's agreement - along with other past and current border state governors - to send troops to the border at the Trump administration's request. Former California Gov. Jerry Brown originally approved the mission through the end of March, but qualified that the state's troops "will not be enforcing federal immigration laws."
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California governor to reduce National Guard presence at border
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