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California Governor Gavin Newsom delivered a fiery speech criticizing Donald Trump, calling for Democrats to unite and fight back against perceived threats to democracy, which has sparked speculation about his potential 2028 presidential bid and elevated his profile as a leading Democratic figure.
Senator John Fetterman criticized fellow Democrats for not condemning acts of violence during protests in California, calling the situation 'anarchy' and warning of a political backlash, despite local officials stating the violence was limited and under control.
President Trump's deployment of military troops to California amid immigration protests has created a political dilemma for Democrats, who are divided over condemning violence and supporting law enforcement, while Republicans use the situation to criticize Democratic leaders and highlight immigration issues.
House Speaker Mike Johnson controversially suggested that Gavin Newsom should be 'tarred and feathered' due to his opposition to federal immigration enforcement, amid escalating tensions over protests and federal actions in California. Johnson declined to comment on whether Newsom should be arrested but expressed strong disapproval of his stance on immigration enforcement, framing him as an accomplice to bad actions. The comments highlight ongoing partisan conflicts over immigration and law enforcement in California.
President Trump and California Governor Newsom are engaged in a heated political conflict over protests in Los Angeles, with Trump suggesting the possibility of arresting Newsom and criticizing California's leadership, while Newsom accuses the Trump administration of exacerbating violence for political gain. The dispute highlights ongoing tensions over immigration, law enforcement, and state-federal relations amid broader national political implications.
President Trump deployed National Guard troops to California citing Title 10 of the U.S. Code amid protests against immigration raids, but legal experts question the justification, raising concerns about potential legal challenges and implications for civil liberties.