Further protests are expected in the Los Angeles area Monday, after more than 50 protesters were arrested this past weekend as anti-ICE demonstrators clashed with law enforcement. Hundreds of National Guard troops arrived in Los Angeles on Sunday after President Donald Trump mobilized them to quell anti-ICE protests, as clashes between demonstrators and law enforcement entered a third day. Protesters gathered in L.A.’s downtown, as well as in the nearby cities of Compton and Paramount over the weekend, in response to a series of deportation raids in areas of the city with large immigrant populations. This is an excerpt from a full story. President Donald Trump’s order to deploy 2,000 California National Guard troops to Los Angeles appears unprecedented, relying on an unorthodox use of a law aimed at quelling serious domestic unrest or an attack on the United States by a foreign power, some legal experts said Sunday. This is an excerpt from a full story. Waymo, Alphabet’s self-driving car division, said Monday morning it is pausing its robotaxi service in downtown Los Angeles amid demonstrations, but it will run in other parts of the city. Photographs and video from the protests show burned-out and graffitied robotaxis on Los Angeles roads. LOS ANGELES — Hundreds of National Guard troops dispatched by President Donald Trump arrived here Sunday, a move that Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) called “unconstitutional,” as protesters continued demonstrating against the Trump administration’s immigration crackdown. This is an excerpt from a full story. California Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) reiterated his threat to sue the Trump administration Monday, writing on social media that President Donald Trump “flamed the fires and illegally acted to federalize the National Guard.” “The order he signed doesn’t just apply to CA,” Newsom wrote. “It will allow him to go into ANY STATE and do the same thing. We’re suing him.” This is exactly what Donald Trump wanted. He flamed the fires and illegally acted to federalize the National Guard. The order he signed doesn’t just apply to CA. It will allow him to go into ANY STATE and do the same thing. We’re suing him. pic.twitter.com/O3RAGlp2zo Civil rights and labor groups are calling for more demonstrations in Los Angeles and beyond after a tumultuous weekend. The American Civil Liberties Union called for a peaceful rally at noon in a downtown Los Angeles park to demand the release of David Huerta, a prominent union leader who was arrested Friday during a protest at a federal detention center. Huerta, the president of Service Employees International Union California, is scheduled to make a court appearance today.