The Trump administration threatened to arrest the governor of California, who responded: Arrest me

Newsom, the governor of California, posted on social media on the morning of the 9th that President Trump threatened to arrest him, which is a "line that cannot be crossed" in the United States. Newsom retweeted video footage of Trump's interview with the media earlier in the day, and then wrote: "The president of the United States has just publicly talked about arresting a sitting governor, and I really hope that the United States will never see such a day. Whether you are a Democrat or a Republican, this is a line that cannot be crossed in our country." At noon on the 8th, Tom Homan, the border affairs director of the Trump administration, said that the crackdown on illegal immigrants in the southern California area will continue, and "any obstructionist" will be arrested, including Newsom and Los Angeles Mayor Bass. Newsom responded in an interview, "Come and get me, I'm still afraid of him? That doesn't stop me from speaking up for California." In response, Trump told the media on the morning of the 9th, "If I were Homan, I would go get him, I think it's great."