Calling Trump a dictator for using federal power to deploy National Guard?

Here are the instances where the National Guard was deployed without the approval of a state's governor:

1 Little Rock, Arkansas (1957): President Dwight D. Eisenhower federalized the Arkansas National Guard to enforce desegregation at Little Rock Central High School.

2 New Orleans, Louisiana (2005): The federal government deployed National Guard troops to New Orleans in response to Hurricane Katrina without the explicit approval of Governor Kathleen Blanco.

3 Detroit, Michigan (1967): President Lyndon B. Johnson federalized the Michigan National Guard during the Detroit riots to restore order.

4 Kentucky (2020): National Guard troops were deployed to assist local law enforcement during protests related to the Breonna Taylor case without explicit approval from Governor Andy Beshear.

5 Washington, D.C. (2020): National Guard troops were deployed in response to civil unrest following George Floyd's death, with federal authority overriding state governor approval.

6 Hurricane Andrew (1992): Following Hurricane Andrew, President George H.W. Bush federalized National Guard units from several states to assist in recovery efforts in Florida without the explicit approval of Governor Lawton Chiles.

7 Civil Rights Protests (1960s): During various civil rights protests in the 1960s, the federal government deployed National Guard troops in several states to maintain order without the consent of state governors.