Federal and Portland officials clash over troop deployment and protest management
TL;DR
The federal government declined to extend a temporary court order that barred the deployment of National Guard troops in Portland, Oregon, leaving the order to expire and potentially allowing troop deployment pending a legal ruling.
Topics:nationpublic-safety#federal-government#judge-order#national-guard#portland#protests#public-safety
- Feds refuse to extend temporary order barring troops in Portland to give judge more time to rule OregonLive.com
- Portland police accuse federal troops of inflaming anti-ICE protests, which city claims have not been violent Fox News
- Day 2: Federal officials testify on if troops are needed to protect Portland ICE building KPTV
- Federal crowd control tactics scrutinized in second day of National Guard trial in Portland Oregon Public Broadcasting - OPB
- Portland says ‘manufactured crisis’ spurred Trump’s National Guard bid as trial begins The Hill
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