Politics10/5/2025Bloomberg

Trump Sends California Guard to Oregon After Court Setback

Trump Sends California Guard to Oregon After Court Setback

President Donald Trump has deployed around 100 California National Guard members to Oregon, despite a court order ruling that the isolated protests in Portland do not justify the use of federalized troops. This move is the latest escalation in Trump's clash with Oregon over the ongoing protests in the state. The court order held that the federal government's deployment of troops to Portland was unlawful, as the protests were isolated and did not warrant such a response. However, Trump has disregarded the court's decision and sent the California National Guard to the region, further heightening the tensions between the federal government and the state of Oregon. This development highlights the ongoing power struggle between the Trump administration and local authorities over the handling of the protests, with the president asserting his authority despite legal setbacks.

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