Scoop: Every Senate Dem demands Trump withdraw military from Los Angeles

• The letter from Padilla and 46 other Senate Democrats asked Trump to "immediately withdraw all military personnel that have been deployed to Los Angeles in recent day."
• Trump federalized California's National Guard without the state's consent and mobilized more than 700 Marines to the state to try to quash protests over his mass deportation program.
• "Respect for our Constitution and for our civilian law enforcement demands nothing less," the Senate Democrats wrote.

Driving the news: A federal appeals court on Thursday ruled that the Trump administration's deployment of the California National Guard can continue, for now.

• The Pentagon said on Friday that U.S. troops will not be responsible for law enforcement at the Los Angeles riots. Instead, they will protect federal property and personnel.
• Protests over the deportations have spread to numerous cities across the country, and Trump has warned that he may deploy troops to different areas.
• The Democrats asked Trump to "cease any further threats of deploying National Guard or other active duty military personnel into American cities absent a request from the Governor."

Between the lines: The fight against the White House's deportation program is becoming a rallying point for Democrats who have largely been split over how to push back against Trump.

• Padilla's incident at the Noem presser on Thursday added more fuel to the flames. Democrats almost universally panned the manhandling of a sitting U.S. senator.
• Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) has demanded an investigation into the incident. Multiple Democrats called for Noem to step down from her position.