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Pentagon Recalls National Guard from L.A

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Pentagon pulling 2,000 National Guard deployed to LA amid ICE protests
“Thanks to our troops who stepped up to answer the call, the lawlessness in Los Angeles is subsiding. As such, the Secretary has ordered the release of 2,000 California National Guardsmen (79th [Infa...

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Pentagon scaling down National Guard deployment to LA
Pentagon releases 2,000 National Guard troops from federal mission in LA
Gov. Newsom addresses release of California National Guard troops from Los Angeles
California Gov. Gavin Newsom is holding a press conference in Los Angeles Wednesday to discuss, among other topics, ongoing immigration enforcement operations in the Southland, and California National...

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Las Vegas Sun · 1d
The Latest: Trump administration orders 2,000 National Guard troops to leave LA, some will remain
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National and International News in Focus: July 16
National Guard came to L.A. to fight unrest. Troops ended up fighting boredom
“Thousands of members are still federalized in Los Angeles for no reason and unable to carry out their critical duties across the state,” Newsom said on X, accusing Trump of using California National...

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Newsom blasts Trump over partial National Guard withdrawal
American Military News · 1d
2,000 Nat’l Guard troops withdrawn from Los Angeles after anti-ICE riots
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Newsom wants 2K redeployed National Guard troops to return to fire control, narcotics suppression
Gov. Gavin Newsom reacted after the Trump administration said it is ending the deployment of 2,000 National Guard troops in Los Angeles.
Pentagon releases 150 National Guard troops from security mission deployment in LA as wildfire threats mount
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth approved the release of California National Guard troops from a federal mission in response to wildfire concerns.
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The Pentagon plans to shake up D.C.’s National Guard, criticized for ...
Within the Pentagon, however, there are broader concerns that D.C. is too quick to seek National Guard troops to augment law enforcement shortfalls in the city that should be handled by police.
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