Over 1,350 National Guard Troops Withdrawn from Los Angeles
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The U.S. Pentagon is withdrawing over 1,350 National Guard troops from Los Angeles, where they were deployed to support immigration raids amid local protests and political controversy. The deployment, initiated by President Trump and opposed by California leaders, was criticized as unnecessary and illegal, with many troops having little to do as protests subsided. The move marks a significant reduction in federal military presence in the city, with some troops remaining to protect federal buildings.
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