California governor to reduce National Guard presence at border

California Gov. Gavin Newsom on Monday is slated to pull several hundred National Guard troops from the state’s border with Mexico in an apparent rebuff to President Donald Trump’s characterization of the region being under siege by Central American refugees and migrants, according to reports.

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