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A federal trial in Oregon is examining whether Trump unlawfully deployed federalized National Guard troops without state consent, violating key laws on military authority.
A federal trial has begun in Oregon over the legality of President Trump’s 2020 plan to deploy federalized National Guard troops to Portland during protests.
The case centers on whether the president exceeded his authority by transferring control of state National Guard members to federal command without Oregon’s consent, violating the Posse Comitatus Act and the National Guard’s dual state-federal status.
The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals has agreed to rehear the appeal, vacating a prior panel decision that had allowed the deployment.
The outcome could set a precedent on federal overreach and executive power during civil unrest, with broader implications for states’ rights and military involvement in domestic affairs.
Un juicio federal en Oregon está examinando si Trump desplegó ilegalmente tropas federalizadas de la Guardia Nacional sin el consentimiento del estado, violando leyes clave sobre autoridad militar.