Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem, undeterred by sustained civil unrest and judicial challenges, has pledged to perpetuate the Trump administration's stringent immigration enforcement policies, a determination underscored by the legal imbroglio surrounding the deployment of National Guard troops to quell demonstrations; this follows a federal judge's temporary restraining order – subsequently stayed by the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals – which deemed said deployment unlawful, a proscription notably limited to the National Guard and conspicuously excluding Marine detachments mobilized in response to the escalating public outcry, while Governor Gavin Newsom, proponent of an immediate cessation of military involvement in immigration raids, lauded the initial judicial intervention, White House spokesperson Anna Kelly staunchly defended the President's actions as constitutionally sound, even as protests proliferate nationwide and immigration enforcement practices in Los Angeles are increasingly viewed as a template for replication in other jurisdictions, yet Noem adamantly maintains that federal authorities will remain resolute in their enforcement efforts, exhibiting no inclination toward concession.