Posse Comitatus applies only to the Army, not the Navy (and by extension, the Marines).
Supposedly, the Navy and Marines are in practice included in Posse Comitatus by DOD Regulation.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Posse_Comitatus_Act
I’m not taking any comfort from the fact that this doesn’t sound like a Posse Comitatus violation.
Lawyerly wonking of the legalisms of the PCA doesn’t diminish the fact that the guy said we’re integrating the operational capabilities of the military and civilian police, with an eye toward conducting joint ops.
That should not be happening in the USA. The USSA, maybe.
FORT CAMPBELL, Ky. (Army News Service, Sept. 20, 2007) - Fifty years ago the 101st Airborne Division entered Little Rock, Ark., on orders of the president of the United States. The mission: to uphold a Supreme Court ruling to integrate public schools.
We used to prefer paratroopers.