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A federal appeals court ruled Trump likely had authority to deploy Oregon National Guard troops to Portland, overturning one of two restraining orders.
A federal appeals court ruled that President Trump likely had legal authority to deploy Oregon National Guard troops to Portland to protect an ICE facility, overturning one of two temporary restraining orders.
The 9th Circuit’s 2-1 decision allows the federalization of 200 Guard members, though deployment remains blocked pending a ruling on a second order.
The administration cited threats from protests, while state and local leaders called the characterization of Portland as "war ravaged" inaccurate, emphasizing peaceful demonstrations and effective local management.
The case is part of broader legal challenges over federal troop use in Democratic-led cities.
Un tribunal federal de apelaciones dictaminó que Trump probablemente tenía autoridad para desplegar tropas de la Guardia Nacional de Oregon a Portland, revocando una de las dos órdenes de restricción.