Newsom to judge over the California troops sent to Portland

President Donald Trump has 300 California troops at the National Guard in Portland, Ore. After a federal judge temporarily denied Trump the opportunity to federalize the Oregon National Guard, Gavin News said on Sunday. The governor said he would sue the federal government to stop the unfolding.

“The chief commander uses US military as a political weapon against US citizens. We will take this fight before court, but the public cannot remain silent on such reckless and authoritarian behavior of the United States President,” Newsom said In the press releaseS

Newsom spokesman and California General Prosecutor Rob Bont did not immediately answer questions by email when the case would be brought or what would argue.

Dynamics are extremely unusual, in any small part, because Trump essentially pulls troops from a country that opposes its use as a national guard in another country where political leaders also reject Trump’s moves.

Trump claims that the federalized troops must unfold, as the city of Portland is under the siege by protesters who oppose the aggressive immigration actions of the Trump administration, but Karin Memer, a federal judge in Oregon, writes in a ruling that “not” not suffering. Immergut appointed to Trump has issued his decision as part of a temporary restraining order against the federal government after the state of Oregon and the city of Portland filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration last week.

The protesters there created “improvised guillotine to intimidate federal officials” while other protesters flashed bright lights in the eyes of the federal officials driving, Immegut summarized. “These incidents are unexplained, but nowhere are not close to the type of incidents that cannot be processed by regular law enforcement forces,” IMMGUT wrote.

Trump Administration on Sunday appealed this decision to the Court of Appeal of the 9th round. The White House did not immediately respond to a request for a comment.

California filed a lawsuit against Trump in June after the president eventually federalized 4,000 of the National Guard for the Federal Property Protection and Support Federal Immigration Organizations after protests in the Los Angeles County were outrun.

District judge appointed by Democrat aside with Newsom by issuing a temporary restraining order against Trump’s Use of the National Guard in June. But three judges of the Court of Appeal of the ninth round block this decision, again giving Trump control over the federal troops.

Trump characterizes Portland and other Democratic -ruled cities as dangerous high crime zones, and last week he told a gathering of US generals that the military should “use some of these dangerous cities as training grounds for our military.”