Trump’s authority to send national book troops to Portland, Oregon is being reviewed

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The Federal Court will make the case related to the President Donald TrumpAuthority to send national letter troops to Portland, Oregon.
The decision from the US Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit came after U.S. District Judge Karen Feard karen Emplergit issued two reinstated orders barring Trump from impeachment California National Guard Portland and preventing Trump from sending any National Guard troops to Portland, respectively.
The government rang out the first orderAnd the Ninth Circuit panel ruled last week in a 2-1 decision in favor of Trump on that issue.
Then on Tuesday, the Court of Appeals decided it would consider Trump’s case with a larger panel of 11 judges and departed from the three-judge panel appointed by the administration.
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Federal Agents are trying to keep protesters back outside the city of US Lamnyeration and Culture (Ice) Center on Oct. 5, 2025, Portland, Oregon. (Spencer Platt/Getty Images)
“By a majority vote of the active justices, it is ordered that this case be remanded pursuant to Federal Rule of Procedure 40(c),” said the court in a brief released Tuesday.
There is no instant court class in which the Court of “En BANCan” – which consists of a random selection of Judges of the District of Study 11 – will hear that.
Manerutri, a Trump appointee, will preside over a trial in Portland that will begin Wednesday from filing lawsuits filed by the city and state against the Trump Administration in a bid to block Trump’s deportation.
During the trial, Witnesses are expected to take the side of both sides and face each other. The Federal defendants will call officials from the US Imminationania and cultural reinforcement (ice), the Department of the Army and the defense service, the service that provides security for federal buildings.
The support was divided by subtle demonstrations in the small town and it is said that such demonstrations did not specify the use of armed forces and that the deployment could harm the sovereignty of the government of Oregon.
“This country has a long and lasting tradition of resistance to excessive government, especially in the form of military intervention in civil affairs,” writes the historical tradition, this nation of constitution, not martial law. “
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Federal Agents Responding to Protests Outside U.S. City of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (Ice) Oct. 625 in Portland, Oregon. (Spencer Platt/Getty Images)
Trump has sent or threatened to send troops to several US cities, mainly led by Democrats, including Los Angeles, Washington, DC, Chicago and Memphis, Tenn.
“I’m headed to Portland this weekend, the place is on fire, it’s on fire,” Trump told reporters in the Oval Office last week.
Oregon State Attorney Dan Rayfield says, “Portland is not the target of the President’s war.”

US Border Patrol agents hold a demonstration during a protest outside the ice headquarters in South Portland, Oregon, on Thursday. 3, 2025. (Reuters/Carlos Barria)
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“Our house is not destroyed, and there is no rebellion,” Rayfield said again. “Members of the Oregon National Guard are not a tool for him to use in his political playground.”
FOX News Digital’s Ashley Oliver, Lee Ross and Associated Press contributed to this report.


