How does the president of the United States restrict the governor

Uncontrollable, the power structure is completely different, the president exercises the executive power of the federal government and the governor exercises the executive power of the state, and the two do not interfere with each other. However, because the president has more administrative resources, if the governor confronts the president, the president can use administrative or even military force to force him to submit. For example, 196 1, President Kennedy mobilized the 82nd Airborne Division to disarm the Louisiana Governor's National Guard and forcibly sent some immigrants to a school, which prohibited immigrants, especially blacks, from entering schools prohibited by the governor of the state.