Lol you must be really pressed to write that and be ignorant at the same time
Governor's Consent: The U.S. Constitution and the legal authority invoked by the President (Title 10) require the governor's consent for federalization of the National Guard. In this case, Governor Newsom stated he had not given such consent, and he was not provided the opportunity to do so before the deployment.
Thanks for bringing up Title 10. Within it is section 12406 which authorizes the President to take control of the state National Guard for purposes of invasion, rebellion, etc. And it would seem, with millions of illegals, many of whom are waving a foreign flag and making claims to the ceding of American territory to Mexico, that we are the subject of an invasion.
Interesting that, despite the letter of the law which proves you wrong, let's just focus on the spirit/purpose of the law. (which I believe to be more pressing) You believe that the spirit of the law states that a US State has complete autonomy and supreme authority over the country's armed forces, as though he can treat the Ntnl Guardsmen as his own private army. In order for states to function the way you want and dream, seems we'll have to actually have another civil war, and the "states rights" folks will have to win this time. Good luck with that.