Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem, undeterred by ongoing civil unrest and a judicial imbroglio involving the deployment of National Guard troops, has pledged to perpetuate the Trump administration's stringent immigration enforcement policies. This resolve stands in defiance of a temporary restraining order—subsequently stayed by the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals—that deemed the deployment of National Guard personnel at protest sites unlawful; notably, this injunction was circumscribed to National Guard units, leaving the deployment of Marine Corps personnel unaffected, following the eruption of widespread demonstrations precipitated by the aforementioned immigration crackdown. Governor Gavin Newsom, who previously advocated for an emergency cessation of troop involvement in immigration raids, lauded the initial judicial intervention, whilst White House spokesperson Anna Kelly staunchly defended the President's actions as being intra vires. Concurrently, protests persist nationwide, with immigration enforcement strategies implemented in Los Angeles potentially serving as a paradigm for other municipalities, yet Noem has emphatically asserted that federal authorities will not yield in their commitment to robust immigration control.