Newsom says Trump is “ruthless, unrestless California obsession”

California State Government Gavin NewsomDemocrats argued Tuesday that Donald Trump and his administration were “ruthless, unrestless California obsession.”

In a letter to the state legislature, Newsom touted the state’s achievements during its national speech during its 175th anniversary. The governor also released his own clip, providing a shortened version of the address on social media.

Newsom has not provided a formal national address for the past three years, although it has been decades of tradition. Instead, he chose letters and pre-recorded videos.

“We are now nine months old to protect the values ​​we have and to retain the economic and social foundations established for California,” Newsom wrote. “We are facing a federal government based on incompetence and malicious ignorance that seeks death in independent thinking.”

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California has been the Trump administration’s target on issues such as immigration, and in the summer, federal raids targeting immigrant workers sparked protests against arrests and deportations. Newsom is in charge of the administration’s heads of the administration that deploys the National Guard and Marines to the Los Angeles area to respond to demonstrations and support immigration enforcement.

The federal government has also cut funding for the state’s long-extended high-speed rail program, revoked the state’s rules, banned the sale of new gasoline-powered vehicles, and sued the state under a law that allows transgender girls to compete in sports teams that match their gender identity rather than their biological gender.

Meanwhile, California has filed 41 lawsuits against the government.

Earlier this year, state lawmakers approved $50 million to the state’s Department of Justice and other legal groups to help retain its progressive policies.

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California Governor Gavin Newsom has not provided a formal national speech for several years. (Getty Image)

Newsom says California is also challenging The president suspended funds to the UCLA, involving allegations of anti-Semitism and affirmative action on campus.

“It is a mistake to think that California is going to wince in the case of a violent attack,” Newsom said.

The governor’s letter also details what he calls the country’s achievements, including the state’s resilience and rapid recovery of work after wildfires in Los Angeles earlier this year, as well as advances in technology, green energy and education.

Newsom also praised the state’s thousands of young volunteers and a tax credit program to bring back Hollywood productions.

California has sued the Trump administration 41 times. (pool)

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State Republicans believe that the News Agency, seen as a potential presidential candidate in 2028, focuses more on improving his national visibility than working on the issue of the Golden State, with the state’s Republican leader James Gallagher, the state’s ongoing budget deficit, its homeless crisis and high cost of living.

“Stop refusing to show up is actually working as governor,” Gallagher said in a video posted on social media.

Gallagher also criticized Newsom for a House re-division plan to promote Democrats and potentially win control of the room by mid-2026. California lawmakers acted in response to similar Trump’s approval efforts It consists of Republican lawmakers from Texas.

The Associated Press contributed to this report.