U.S. Court to decide next week whether Trump's military intervention can continue

A federal judge granted a temporary injunction against U.S. President Donald Trump's deployment of the California National Guard, which plaintiffs had argued violated the U.S. Constitution, giving the administration until next week to file an appeal.

According to AP on Thursday, Judge Charles Breyer stated that Trump's military intervention in federalizing the Guard was illegal and "he must therefore return control" of the unit to the governor of California.

However, a few hours after, an appeals court put the order on hold until a hearing takes place next Tuesday, where the court will determine whether Trump followed congressional-mandated procedure.

This comes after California Governor Gavin Newsom filed a case with the court on Monday, calling President Trump's military intervention against protests over federal immigration policy in LA an assault on democracy.