Court Bars Trump from Deploying National Guard to Portland

• The court has barred Trump from deploying the National Guard in Portland.
• The court's decision is based on the absence of evidence of a threat of unrest.
• The legal battle continues in other U.S. cities.

The court in the state of Oregon upheld the decision to bar President Donald Trump from deploying the National Guard to Portland. This ruling is the result of a prolonged legal struggle that began after Trump decided to mobilize troops to support the local police during protests against immigration policy.

The surrounding district judge, Karin Immergut, issued an additional injunction, stating that there was not enough evidence to justify such a decision. She indicated that there was no "threat of unrest," nor evidence of threats of unrest that could justify the deployment of troops.

The judge also emphasized that the situation in Portland does not warrant the use of military forces, as the local police are capable of handling the situation. Previously, temporary injunctions had been issued that halted the deployment of the National Guard, and now these injunctions have become permanent.

In the western city and state, lawsuits have been filed, attempting to block the deployment of troops. The court found that Trump's justification for the necessity of deploying the National Guard did not meet the facts, and that the situation had been exaggerated.

This decision is part of a broader legal struggle that continues in other U.S. cities, such as Chicago and Los Angeles, where Trump sought to use military forces to control protests.

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