Trump orders the deployment of forces to Portland and allows “full power”

President Donald Trump ordered the deployment of American forces to “War” Portland, Oregon, which authorized the use of “full power” if necessary.

“I direct the Minister of War, Beit Higseth, to provide all the forces needed to protect Portland destroyed in the war, and any of our ice facilities under the siege of the attack by Antivia, and other local terrorists,” Trump said in a position on the social truth. “I also authorized full power, if necessary.”

On Saturday, an additional announcement of the deployment of forces in American cities, amid a broader campaign by the Trump administration on illegal immigrants.

Democratic lawmakers in Portland had previously prompted Trump’s plans to deploy the forces.

“I did not ask – and I do not need – a federal intervention,” said Portland’s mayor Keith Wilson earlier this month.

The ICE enforcement and customs enforcement facility in Portland was targeted by the demonstrators, sometimes leading to violent clashes in which some federal agents were injured.

On Saturday morning, Post is not determined by Trump if he intends to activate the National Guard or the ordinary US military.

BBC called the Ministry of War for more details.

Trump hinted in an operation in Portland on Thursday.

“We will go there and do a large number on these people in Portland,” he told reporters at the Oval Office, describing the goals as “professional and ancient instigators.”

Portland described earlier in September as “like living in hell”, and said he was considering sending federal forces.

Earlier this week, Trump also signed an officially appointed Antifa as a local terrorist organization.

Democratic lawmakers in Oregon condemned Trump’s comments, as well as the alleged behavior by the state’s ice agents.

“Ice said they are targeting people to arrest and detention who committed crimes. This is what they told us. But this is not what we see,” Susan Bonamisi, representative of the Democratic Parliament, told reporters on Friday.