Judge extends order blocking Trump National Guard deployment to Portland

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

49% : FEDERAL COURT TO REVIEW CASE RELATING TO TRUMP'S AUTHORITY TO SEND NATIONAL GUARD TROOPS TO PORTLAND, OREGON "Based on trial testimony that this Court found credible, particularly the testimony of Portland Police Bureau command staff, who work in Portland and have first-hand knowledge of the crowds at the ICE building from June to the present, the protests in Portland at the time of the National Guard call outs are likely not a 'rebellion,' and likely do not pose a danger of rebellion," she wrote. Immergut also concluded that the administration's actions likely violate statutory limits and constitutional protections.
42% : The judge further concluded that the president "likely did not have a colorable basis" to invoke either Section 12406(3) or Section 12406(2) to federalize and deploy the National Guard to Portland's ICE facility.

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