US EditionAppeals court will reconsider decision that allowed Trump to deploy National Guard troops to Portland
The full Ninth Circuit will reconsider the legality of deploying 200 federalized Oregon National Guard troops amid disputed claims of unrest and federal resource strain.
- An appeals court is reconsidering President Donald Trump's deployment of National Guard troops to Portland amid legal disputes on its legality and associated rulings from federal courts.
- U.S. District Judge Karin Immergut previously blocked Trump's deployment, while a three-judge panel in the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals lifted that block, leading to differing opinions among the judges.
- Judge Charles Breyer ruled that Trump's federalization of the California National Guard was unlawful and violated the Posse Comitatus Act, though the 9th Circuit later lifted his ruling.
- Oregon claims that the deployment would violate federal law and the 10th Amendment, while the administration argues that the president determines the need for troop deployment.
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Federal trial to start over Trump’s efforts to deploy the National Guard in Portland, Oregon
PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — A federal trial over whether President Donald Trump can deploy the National Guard to Portland, Oregon, is set to begin Wednesday, with local police officials expected to testify that federal agents at the city’s U.S. Immigration…
Federal trial to start over Trump's efforts to deploy the National Guard in Portland, Oregon
A federal trial over whether President Donald Trump can deploy the National Guard to Portland, Oregon, is set to begin Wednesday. The city and state say the troops aren't needed. Local police officials are expected to testify that federal agents…
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The Political InsiderAppeals Court Tosses Order Allowing Trump to Deploy National Guard in Oregon
A federal appeals court on Oct. 28 threw out an order allowing President Donald Trump to deploy National Guard troops to deal with violence directed against federal immigration facilities in Portland, Oregon. The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit also decided to hold an “en banc” hearing in the case known as State of Oregon v. Trump. In federal courts of appeals, en banc means all the judges of the circuit rehear a case. However, the N…
Trump Stymied Again; Appeals Court Will Rehear Oregon’s National Guard Deployment Case
The 9th Circuit Court's decision will prevent any troops from deploying for now. A trial in Oregon’s case starts Wednesday. by Courtney Vaughn The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals will rehear an appeal regarding Oregon National Guard deployment. By agreeing to reconsider the case, the court vacated an earlier ruling that would have allowed for troops to deploy to Portland. The decision comes after a panel of three judges sided with the Trump adminis…
The appeals court that paved the way for President Donald Trump to deploy elements of the National Guard to Portland as the state's legal case against the government unfolds, announced Tuesday that it will reconsider its decision.
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