'I'm Worried, I'm Uncomfortable,' Mayor Harris Says About Restraining Order Denied in Suit over Guard Deployment

Local leaders address reasons for lawsuit against use of National Guard in Memphis

MEMPHIS, Tenn. - Monday afternoon local leaders came together to address why they believe the deployment of the National Guard wasn't necessary for the Bluff City.

Court Denies Democrat Mayor's Request To Temporarily Stop National Guard Deployment * 100PercentFedUp.com * by Danielle

A court has denied a temporary restraining order requested by Shelby County Mayor Lee Harris to halt deployment of the […]

An activist says the city was not included in the lawsuit because of Mayor Paul Young has "too often aligned with the politics of occupation"

Shelby County Mayor Lee Harris and leaders of other groups seeking to stop the National Guard deployment in Memphis say the city was never offered an option to join their lawsuit.

Memphis, state lawmakers challenge National Guard presence in court

(The Center Square) – Four Memphis office holders and three state lawmakers filed a legal challenge to the deployment of the National Guard in Memphis.

Court rejects restraining order request regarding Tennessee National Guard deployment to Memphis

Davidson County Chancellor Patricia Head Moskal determined that the plaintiffs did not clearly demonstrate that an immediate and irreparable harm would result from the deployment before a full hearing.

'I'm worried, I'm uncomfortable,' Mayor Harris says about restraining order denied in suit over Guard deployment

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — A judge on Friday denied a motion for a restraining order in a lawsuit filed against the governor's National Guard deployment in Memphis. A Nov. 3 hearing date was set for a temporary injunction, according to Davidson County Chancery Court records. Local leaders, including Shelby County Mayor Lee Harris, held a press conference Monday afternoon regarding the judge's decision. "We are very careful and want to be very nuanced, tha…