CA asked a judge to block the Marines and National Guard by 1 pm

[Arazi]

It’s now 1:30… watching for any movement on this.

(The judge assigned to this case has notes on his schedule that he’s unavailable today 🤔 )

[Codifer]

1. Doea that mean that the judge is out.... or just not available for comment?

Decision should not be that hard to make.

[Arazi]

2. Don't know. Nobody seems to know

And in actuality, it’s probably a really hard decision to make. The article that Traitor is using to justify this is really obscure.

Every legal scholar I read has different interpretations of his authority here although the key clause - that the governors must give permission in relinquishing their authority over these decisions - would seem to be overarching. Unfortunately there’s a few qualifiers and Traitor has used some of the “magic” words that might trigger jumping over Newsom (like calling it a “rebellion”)

[Arazi]

3. DOJ files for an extension of the 1 pm deadline

Wants to argue this tomorrow

News:

The Trump admin opposes California's bid to quickly block the sending of troops to Los Angeles. They want the judge to let them file a brief tomorrow (Weds.) at 11 a.m. PT.

Doc storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.us...

— Adam Klasfeld (@klasfeldreports.com) 2025-06-10T20:44:55.694Z

[Arazi]

4. Dammit. The judge won't block it. He's letting the Marines come in

NEWS

Judge Breyer WON'T immediately rule on California's bid to block Trump's militarized response to the Los Angeles protests.

Instead, he sets a briefing schedule with a hearing slated for Thursday.

Doc storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.us...

Background www.allrisenews.com/p/rob-bonta-...

— Adam Klasfeld (@klasfeldreports.com) 2025-06-10T21:02:23.976Z

[Codifer]

5. crap

Can some folks just not see the thrust of this traitor?

[Arazi]

6. My fear is once they're installed in the cities, they're not coming out

Regardless of what’s decided.

Even if the judge ultimately rules against this weird rare rule, it’s already a fait d’accompli.

They’ll be there permanently

[Codifer]

7. Coming soon to a city near you!

I am guessing Chicago.

[Arazi]

11. There's a betting pool on a Reddit forum

Chicago has top odds 😟

[SSJVegeta]

8. Unrelated fun fact: it looks like Charles Breyer is SCOTUS justice Stephen Breyer's brother.

[ananda]

9. Sorry to see he's on the wrong side of the law here.

No protesters should be shot at.

Period.