US EditionPentagon says it is deploying California National Guard to Portland
President Trump sent 200 California National Guard troops to Portland after a judge blocked Oregon’s deployment, amid ongoing protests near federal facilities, officials said.
- On Sunday, the Pentagon reassigned about 200 federalized California National Guard members, already activated under Title 10 from Los Angeles, to Portland, Oregon.
- A Trump-appointed U.S. District Judge Karin Immergut on Saturday temporarily barred deploying Oregon National Guard troops to Portland, citing protests had not escalated to rebellion or justified military intrusion.
- On Saturday night, 101 arriving members and 99 more en route, California Gov. Gavin Newsom said about 300 guard members were being sent.
- State and city leaders announced California Gov. Gavin Newsom vowed legal action and said, 'The commander-in-chief is using the US military as a political weapon against American citizens,' seeking an emergency hearing Monday.
- Oregon Attorney General Dan Rayfield said, 'This country has a longstanding and foundational tradition of resistance to government overreach,' criticizing the deployment as circumventing the judge's order.
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US President Trump wanted to send hundreds of National Guards from Oregon to the city of Portland. When a court forbade him to do so, he tried to do so with soldiers from California.
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California, Oregon Sue Trump For Sending National Guard Troops To Portland
Donald Trump is sending California National Guard members to Oregon after a judge temporarily blocked his administration from deploying that state's guard to Portland, and the Democratic governors of both states pledged to fight the move in court.
U.S. President Trump wanted to send the National Guard to Portland in Oregon, which was prohibited by a court. Now the Defense Department is bypassing this decision by transferring soldiers from California to Portland.
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