US Attorney General: Trump will use 'Hobbs Act' in California

According to BlockBeats, on June 11th, the US Attorney General announced that the Trump administration will use the Hobbs Act in California. It is reported that the Hobbs Act is a federal law in the United States primarily used to combat crimes such as extortion and robbery that affect interstate trade. If the government cites this bill, it usually means intervening in local affairs with federal power, which may involve the use of law enforcement resources or military force to respond to situations that threaten interstate trade. This statement often appears in the political context of the United States, reflecting the game of power intervention between the federal and state governments. (Golden Ten)