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State consent for National Guard deployments shapes legality: governor authorized support upheld, unilateral federal activations enjoined by courts. Deployments supporting immigration enforcement proceeded where state governors consented and Guard troops remained under state command, while unilateral federal attempts to deploy forces in other cities were enjoined by courts citing state sovereignty and constitutional protections; courts also imposed operational limits such as removal of street obstructions, identification requirements for agents, and bans on certain crowd control weapons.
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<h1>State consent for National Guard deployments shapes legality: governor authorized support upheld, unilateral federal activations enjoined by courts.</h1> Deployments supporting immigration enforcement proceeded where state governors consented and Guard troops remained under state command, while unilateral federal attempts to deploy forces in other cities were enjoined by courts citing state sovereignty and constitutional protections; courts also imposed operational limits such as removal of street obstructions, identification requirements for agents, and bans on certain crowd control weapons.