Saturday, June 14th, 2025.

I'm Jared Halpern.

President Trump sends in the troops to respond to violent anti-ice protests in L.A.

The local leaders have repeatedly said that, you know, they can handle protests, that they didn't have a chance to respond, that they've

seen protests before, they've seen unrest all the way back to 1992 and the Rodney King riots

and all of that.

And a migrant deported from Maryland returns to the U.S. for his day in court.

He'd been doing this for years, is the point.

Probably smuggled, we think, close to a thousand illegal aliens, including MS-13 gang members.

This is exactly the type of individual we want out of the country.

This is the Fox News Rundown from Washington. President Trump's order to federalize California's National Guard was illegal.

That was the finding Thursday night of a federal district court judge who ordered those troops be returned to control of California Governor Gavin Newsom. But just hours later,

that judge was overruled by the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, who will allow at least for a few

more days. Those troops remain on the streets of L.A. to protect federal buildings and federal

law enforcement personnel targeted during violent unrest following anti-ice protest.

The court case was launched by Newsom, who is suing the president, arguing the National Guard,

can only be mobilized by the president in specific circumstances that he says don't exist in L.A.

He is not a monarch. He is not a king, and he should stop acting like one.

President Trump says he sent in federal troops, including about 700 active duty Marines,

only after Newsom failed to restore law and order. Los Angeles would be right now burning to the

ground, just like the houses burned to the ground. It's so sad what's going on in Los Angeles.

Think of it. Local leaders, including Mayor Karen Bass, say the presence of federal troops only

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