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Washington Today (6-9-25): Trump Admin. orders Marines to LA; CA AG sues over Nat'l Guard deployment
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41:05Now PlayingThe Trump administration ordered about 700 Marines to Los Angeles to support National Guard troops in the wake of protests this weekend over immigration. California Attorney General Rob Bonta (D) says he is suing the Trump administration over the deployment of those National Guard troops. He called the move unlawful, unnecessary and an infringement on Gov. Gavin Newsom's (D-CA) authority. Media reports say the situation in the city has calmed down since the weekend, and LA Police have declared all of downtown an unlawful assembly area after arresting dozens over the weekend.
Senate Republican leaders are continuing to focus their energy on their budget reconciliation package, while the divisions over Medicaid changes and debt and deficit reduction remain. Senate Majority Leader John Thune (R-SD) says he will convene small working groups to hash out key components of the bill. Of course, no Democrats are expected to support this bill, and Senate Republicans can afford only three defections. Meanwhile, House Republicans are starting their efforts this week to lock in as much as $9 billion in spending cuts sought by Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE). Those include cuts to foreign aid and public broadcasting.
We are less than a week away from a military parade marking the 250th birthday of the US Army. Thousands of soldiers along with hundreds of military vehicles and aircraft will take to the streets and skies of D.C on Saturday, June 14. Army officials say they are doing everything to mitigate damage the military vehicles could do to city streets, including installing metal plates at vulnerable points along the parade route on Constitution Avenue. We'll hear more about that from the Army Corps of Engineers and from the Secret Service about security for the event.
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