Prosecutor fired by Trump Administration Joins Gov Gavin Newlom’s Team

Former Sacramento US Attorney Michele Beckloth, who was recently fired by the Trump administration, has reportedly found a new team with California Gov.

The newspaper recently tapped Beckwith to serve as Under Secretary for Legislative Affairs, putting him in a position to provide legal advice to the governor and the federal government, according to the New York Times.

“Trump’s loss is California’s gain,” Tara Gallegos, a spokesperson for Nlazondaba told the Times. He added that Beckwith “brings to our office more than 20 years of legal experience and informal knowledge of the law.”

“For me, it’s not about politics – it’s about politics in our country,” Beckinth said in an interview with the Times. “So if there’s anything I can do to help keep our sovereignty and Constitution alive, that’s what I’m happy to do.”

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Beckwith was fired by the Trump administration after an altercation with Greg Bovino, the chief of border enforcement at El Centro, El Centro, COLIF.

On July 15, Beckwith was fired hours after telling Bovino that a court order prevented him from being arrested in a county that stretches along the Oregon border in Bakersfield, Calif. The outlet noted that within days of BeckWith’s shooting, Bovino pulled out of a Home Depot parking lot where at least eight people were arrested for being in the US illegally.

After the shooting of BeckWith, the press office of NewKom wrote in X, “Trump shot the Federal prosecutor in Sacramento because he insisted on following the law. Wake up, America. Democracy.

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The shooting comes amid an ongoing feud between another news outlet and President Donald Trump. Both married through several problems, including immigration. Recently, Trump’s Department of Transportation (DOT) announced that it will be withholding $40 million in funds from California after finding that the Golden State was not in compliance with the standards of Dog’s WitLiming Liming English Language (Elp).

“I’m making it a priority to see this summer: Show English language requirements in the Trump Administration or California is the only state in our situation and your family on our American roads,” Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said in a statement.

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Recently, several truck crashes have been linked to illegal immigrants who obtained commercial driver’s licenses (CDL) from California.

That includes the latest accident allegedly caused by Jashanpent Singh, who is accused of driving under the influence and killed three people in the accident. On Oct. 23, the White House confirmed that Singh obtained his CDL in California.

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavett said the dot was cracking when CDLs were issued amid a “disturbing trend” of them being issued to illegal immigrants.

FOX News Digital has reached out to the White House, Newloom’s Office and the Justice Department for comment.