Oregon Trial Over Troop Deployment Set to Begin
A federal trial is set to start in Portland, Oregon, to determine if President Donald Trump can deploy the National Guard to the city.
Local police officials are expected to testify that federal agents have used excessive force at the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement building, inflaming protests in recent weeks.
- The trial will be presided over by District Court Judge Karin Immergut, a Trump appointee.
- The city and state of Oregon have filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration to block the troop deployment.
- Judge Immergut has issued two temporary restraining orders blocking the troops pending further litigation.
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Authors: CLAIRE RUSH and GENE JOHNSON, Associated Press.
Author's summary: Oregon argues feds inflamed protests.
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