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A federal appeals court ruled Trump likely can federalize Oregon's National Guard, but a judge's order still blocks deployment.
A federal appeals court ruled that President Trump likely has the authority to deploy Oregon National Guard troops to Portland, overturning a lower court’s block.
The decision, made by a 2-1 panel of the Ninth Circuit, affirms the president’s power to federalize state troops for domestic security, though a separate restraining order from Judge Karin Immergut still prevents any deployment.
The case centers on the balance of federal and state power during civil unrest, with Oregon officials criticizing the ruling as an overreach.
The Justice Department has asked the district court to lift the remaining injunction.
The full Ninth Circuit may review the decision, and the Supreme Court could eventually weigh in.
Una corte federal de apelaciones dictaminó que Trump probablemente puede federalizar la Guardia Nacional de Oregon, pero la orden de un juez aún bloquea el despliegue.