150 National Guard Troops Moved From LA Immigration Mission to Help Battle Wildfires
- On Tuesday, July 1, 2025, the Pentagon announced the reassignment of 150 California National Guard troops from protest duties to wildfire response in Los Angeles.
- On Tuesday, July 1, 2025, the Pentagon ordered 150 California National Guard troops to be reassigned from federal protest duties to wildfire response amid California's peak fire season, citing understaffing concerns.
- USNORTHCOM head Gen. Gregory Guillot requested 200 troops be released, but SecDef Pete Hegseth approved only 150, with a spokesperson confirming the release of approximately 150 members.
- Following the drawdown, 150 Guard members begin wildfire prep while thousands remain in federal roles with no clear timeline for full withdrawal.
- Gavin Newsom continues legal challenges against federal troop deployment, seeking full withdrawal amid disputes over sanctuary policies and resource redirection.
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150 National Guard troops moved from LA immigration mission to help battle wildfires
Roughly 150 California National Guard troops working in Los Angeles for more than three weeks guarding federal property from immigration protesters and providing protection to federal agents making arrests have been reassigned to help prepare for wildfire season.
Trump pulls back 150 guard troops from federal duties in California - West Hawaii Today
LOS ANGELES — The Trump administration released about 150 National Guard troops on Tuesday in the first pullback since it dispatched a military force to the Los Angeles area last month, allowing the soldiers to return to regular duty fighting wildfires in California.
Trump pulls back 150 National Guard troops from federal duties in California - Hawaii Tribune-Herald
LOS ANGELES — The Trump administration released about 150 National Guard troops on Tuesday in the first pullback since it dispatched a military force to the Los Angeles area last month, allowing the soldiers to return to regular duty fighting wildfires in California.
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