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Judge temporarily blocks Trump’s National Guard deployment in Portland
A federal judge blocked Trump’s plan citing constitutional violations and evidence showing Portland protests were not violent enough to justify National Guard deployment.
- A federal judge, Karin Immergut, temporarily blocked the deployment of 200 National Guard troops to Portland, Oregon, stating it was unconstitutional and exceeded presidential authority.
- Immergut ruled that Congress holds the power to call forth troops, not the president, thereby supporting the state and city lawsuit.
- The decision reflects ongoing tensions between federal and state authorities in managing public safety amid protests.
- The restraining order remains effective until October 18 and could be extended, pending further court hearings about public safety and military intervention.
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Q&A: A look at the National Guard’s role as Trump seeks to deploy troops in Oregon and Chicago
President Donald Trump's efforts to send National Guard troops into U.S. cities — including Los Angeles; Portland, Oregon; and Chicago — over the objections of Democratic mayors and governors have prompted a host of questions about the president's authority and who controls the Guard. A judge in California has ruled that the deployment of 4,000
Q&A: A look at the National Guard's role as Trump seeks to deploy troops in Oregon and Chicago
President Donald Trump's efforts to send National Guard troops into U.S. cities — including Los Angeles; Portland, Oregon; and Chicago — over the objections of Democratic mayors and governors have prompted a host of questions about the president's authority and who controls the Guard.
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Yakima Herald-RepublicWhat we know about National Guard deployments in Chicago and Portland
Illinois has followed California and Oregon in filing lawsuits to stop President Donald Trump from deploying National Guard troops to Democrat-led big cities. A lawsuit filed Monday by Illinois and
Morning Brief: Remembering October 7, Troops To Chicago, & A Democrat Scandal Roils Virginia
Israel & Hamas close in on a peace deal two years after the heinous October terrorist attack, President Donald Trump deploys the National Guard to Chicago as chaos intensifies, and violent text messages from a Democratic candidate in Virginia lead to calls for his ouster — but only from one side.It’s Tuesday, October 7, 2025, and this is the news you need to know to start your day.Morning Wire is available on video! You can watch today’s episode…
Trump is deploying more troops on home soil — here's where things stand
US President Donald Trump is ramping up efforts to deploy the National Guard in more cities across the country to combat what he claims is a "war from within". Here's a quick rundown on where Mr Trump has stationed troops — and which cities might be next.
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