Federal judge halts Trump's Oregon National Guard deployment amid legal clash

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

62% : Trump sent federal law enforcement to the city then, as well.
54% : Trump also authorized the deployment of 300 Illinois National Guard troops to protect federal officers and assets in Chicago on Saturday.
53% : During a hastily called evening telephone hearing, U.S. District Judge Karin Immergut granted a temporary restraining order sought by California and Oregon. Immergut, who was appointed by Trump in his first term, seemed incredulous that the president moved to send National Guard troops to Oregon from neighboring California and then from Texas on Sunday, just hours after she had ruled the first time.
52% : Small protests have been going on outside the Immigration and Customs Enforcement facility since Trump's second term began in January.
50% : "Aren't defendants simply circumventing my order?"
40% : Lawyers for the federal government tried to argue that Oregon and Portland did not have standing and that California could show no harm by having some of its National Guard dispatched to another state.
27% : Trump focuses on Oregon after Portland protests Oregon is fighting to prevent federalized National Guard troops from coming to Oregon's largest city to address ongoing protests at an immigration processing facility there.
24% : Trump, however, has turned his attention to the city, calling Portland "war ravaged," and a "war zone" that is "burning down" and like "living in hell.
24% : Oregon and California react to Sunday's ruling Kotek, the governor of Oregon, applauded Immergut's ruling and said Trump can "expect Oregon to stand up to him at every turn.

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