We start the day's other headlines in California. A federal judge ruled today that the Trump

administration's deployment of thousands of National Guard troops to Los Angeles in June was

illegal. U.S. District Judge Charles Breyer found that the administration, quote, willfully

violated the law, adding that the government knew, quote, they were ordering troops to execute

domestic law beyond their usual authority.

The White House has signaled that it will appeal.

The ruling comes as President Trump told reporters that he plans to send forces to Chicago, saying, quote,

we're going in but provided no timeline.

Trump said Illinois's governor should call him to ask for help.

If the governor of Illinois would call up, call me up, I would love to do it. Now, we're going to do it anyway. We have the right to do it because I have an obligation to protect this country.

Governor Pritzker immediately fired back saying Chicago does not need federal troops and bristling

at the idea of calling the president for help.

When did we become a country where it's okay for the U.S. president to insist on national

television that a state should call him to beg for anything, especially something we don't want.

Have we truly lost all sense of sanity in this nation that we treat this as normal?

President Trump has pointed to gun violence over the weekend in Chicago as a rationale for why the city needs federal assistance.

Governor Prisker said today that the president would look for, quote, any excuse to put active

duty military on Chicago's streets.

The president's comments about sending troops to Chicago came during an event where he announced

the relocation of U.S. Space Command.

It's moving its temporary home in

Colorado Springs to a new one in Huntsville, Alabama. The announcement reverses a decision

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