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flag A federal appeals court allows Trump to keep National Guard troops in D.C., citing constitutional authority and national security.

flag A federal appeals court has ruled that President Trump can keep National Guard troops in Washington, D.C., allowing the deployment to continue while legal challenges proceed. flag The court found the president likely has constitutional authority to deploy forces in the federal district, which lacks statehood, emphasizing federal control over national security and protection of federal property. flag The decision halts a lower court’s order to remove the troops, citing potential disruption to service members and their families. flag The deployment, initiated in August after a crime emergency declaration, involves over 2,300 troops from multiple states and federal agents. flag D.C. officials argue the move exceeds executive power and violates longstanding norms, but the appeals court rejected claims of ongoing harm. flag The case may reach the Supreme Court.

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