纽森：特朗普想把权力集中到白宫

Core Viewpoint - The deployment of nearly 5,000 National Guard and Marine Corps personnel to Los Angeles by President Trump is described as part of a carefully orchestrated "war" aimed at consolidating power in the White House [1][3]. Group 1: Military Deployment - Governor Newsom stated that the military presence in Los Angeles is not just to quell protests triggered by federal law enforcement's actions against illegal immigrants, but part of a broader strategy to undermine social foundations and centralize power [3]. - The National Guard and Marine Corps personnel are being deployed without a request from the state, which Newsom views as a warning to other states, indicating that California may not be the last to experience such military actions [6]. Group 2: Legal Actions - Governor Newsom and California Attorney General Bonta filed a motion for a temporary restraining order to prevent the federal government from using military forces for community patrols and other law enforcement activities, although a federal judge rejected this motion but scheduled a hearing for June 12 [6]. - The California government considers the federal military deployment as "illegal," arguing that it undermines the state's authority to mobilize the National Guard and escalates tensions [6].