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Newsom Signs Bill Requiring Authorization for Out-of-State Military Forces in California
California Governor Gavin Newsom has signed a bill requiring authorization before out-of-state military forces can operate within California. The measure limits the ability of other states' National Guard units or military personnel to enter California without state approval, a move widely read as a response to federal deployment disputes. The law positions California to resist unilateral military deployments ordered by other states or the federal government within its borders.
Why now: Tensions over federal and out-of-state military deployments to states like California have made state authority over National Guard forces a live political controversy.
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- Newsom Signs Bill Requiring Authorization for Out-of-State Military Forces in California · Davis Vanguard
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