US EditionNewsom says he will sue Trump for sending California National Guard to Oregon
- California Governor Gavin Newsom announced he will sue President Donald Trump over the deployment of California National Guard personnel to Oregon to protect federal officers against rioters in Portland.
- Oregon Governor Tina Kotek stated that no formal notification was received from the federal government regarding the deployment of National Guard members.
- Newsom criticized the deployment as a "breathtaking abuse of the law and power," claiming it uses the military as a political weapon against citizens.
- Portland Mayor Keith Wilson stated the city is seeking legal action to halt the National Guard's deployment, emphasizing that there is no current insurrection in Portland.
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Newsom Vows to Sue for Trump Sending Calif. Guard to Ore.
According to California Governor Gavin Newsom, US President Donald Trump has sent 300 members of the California National Guard to…
"It's Appalling. It's Un-American": Gavin Newsom Flips Out Over President Trump Ordering California National Guard Troops to Portland After Judge Blocks Oregon Guard Deployment
California Governor Gavin Newsom (D) erupted in anger on Sunday in response to President Donald Trump ordering three hundred California National Guard troops to be deployed to Portland, Oregon, a day after a federal judge blocked him from federalizing Oregon National Guard troops to help defend the ICE facility in Portland from Democrat-protected Antifa terrorists who have waged a violent siege all summer long.
Trump defies federal court, sends 300 California National Guard troops to Portland, Oregon: ‘On their way there now’
President Trump on Sunday sent 300 California National Guard troops to Portland defying a federal order blocking the move – as Golden State Gov. Gavin Newsom promised to sue over the move.
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