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Gavin Newsom locks horns with Trump in a politically defining moment
- Senator Tommy Tuberville publicly clashed with California Governor Gavin Newsom on Tuesday over crime rates and National Guard deployment in Los Angeles.
- The dispute arose after Newsom claimed Alabama's homicide rate is three times higher than California's, despite California having over three times the total homicides in 2022.
- Tuberville joined President Trump in calling for Newsom's arrest, accusing him of delaying National Guard deployment for political reasons amid riots triggered by ICE immigration raids.
- California recorded 2,304 homicides in 2022 versus Alabama's 706, but Alabama's rate was 14.9 per 100,000 compared to California's 5.9, reflecting population differences.
- This ongoing conflict underscores deep political tensions over immigration enforcement and public safety, with implications for leadership credibility and federal-state relations.
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Gavin Newsom has been facing Donald Trump for a week in a judicial and media arm on protest funds in Los Angeles. A battle that put the governor of California in the spotlight. At stake, his political future on the national stage?
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In a high-stakes emergency hearing Thursday in the case of Newsom v. Trump, U.S. District Judge Charles Breyer raised sharp constitutional questions about President Donald Trump’s deployment of the National Guard and potential activation of U.S. Marines in response to unrest in California.The hearing, held under expedited circumstances, addressed California Gov. Gavin Newsom’s (D) challenge to Trump’s recent order deploying military forces witho…
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