美法官阻止特朗普政府在首都华盛顿部署国民警卫队

Core Viewpoint - A federal judge in Washington D.C. ruled that the Trump administration's deployment of the National Guard in the capital was illegal, infringing on local officials' law enforcement authority [1] Group 1: Legal Ruling - Judge Jia Cobb stated that while the President has the authority to protect federal property, he does not have the unilateral right to deploy the National Guard in Washington to combat crime or to call troops from other states for this purpose [1] - The ruling mandates that the deployment of the National Guard must cease within 21 days [1] Group 2: Background and Reactions - Washington Attorney General Brian Schwalb filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration's actions, arguing that the use of military forces for law enforcement sets a "dangerous precedent" [1] - The White House Deputy Press Secretary defended the President's right to deploy the National Guard to protect federal property and assist local law enforcement [1] - Trump announced the deployment of over 2,300 National Guard members to restore law and order in Washington on August 11 [1]