[U] Again, The Federal Executive Branch Has Only A Very Limited Role, If Not "Invited In" -- By A Given State. That Didn't Happen In LA This Weekend. A Suit Will Follow.

In fact, Governor Newsom and Mayor Bass specifically told Tangerine NOT to roll up. But -- plainly, he is trying to engineer a crisis to distract from all his other failures to lead effectively. And to whip up the frenzy, in his hater-base.

The people (of LA, and elsewhere) have a right to complain, when many are abducted by Tangerine 2.0 forces, without any due process at all. [The 14^th Amendment uses the term "persons", NOT "citizens" -- and so, Stephen Miller vacuously lies, here. All "persons" on US soil are entitled to due process. With or without. . . papers.]

In any event, here's the latest on it all:

. . .Immigration protests in California and President Trump’s deployment of the National Guard to quell them have set up a clash between the president and foe California Gov. Gavin Newsom (D), who confirmed Monday that the state will sue the federal government over the escalation.

Thousands of protesters were in L.A.’s streets Sunday in response to the National Guard deployment, at one point blocking a freeway and setting self-driving cars ablaze. Law enforcement used tear gas, rubber bullets and flash-bangs to control the crowd, The Associated Press reported. As police declared protests in the city to be an unlawful assembly, crowds broke up Sunday evening.

It was the third day of protests after workplace raids began Friday by Immigration and Customs Enforcement. . . .

“Looking really bad in L.A. BRING IN THE TROOPS!!!” Trump wrote in a post on his social platform, Truth Social, shortly after midnight [Sunday]. . . .

California Gov. Gavin Newsom said Monday morning in a social media post that the state would sue the federal government over Trump’s deployment of National Guard.

The governor said Trump “illegally acted to federalize the National Guard,” adding the order he signed applies nationwide.

“We’re suing him,” Newsom said. . . .

[UPDATED: 2 PM EDT] President Donald Trump said Monday he thinks it would be a "great thing" if border czar Tom Homan arrests Gov. Gavin Newsom.

"I would do it if I were Tom. I think it's great," Trump said as he arrived at the White House from Camp David. "Gavin likes the publicity, but I think it would be a great thing. . . ."

What a putz -- but, as ever, onward, resolutely. The Abrego Garcia matter will not result in a Trump win, down in Nashville -- it will now. . . backfire. That is Condor's firm prediction. Out.

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