A lawsuit in Oregon to prevent the deployment of the National Guard of Trump to Portland

condition Oregon On Sunday, a lawsuit was filed to prevent President Donald Trump’s plan to deploy 200 National Guard soldiers to Portland.

The lawsuit was announced by the Oregon Public Prosecutor Dan Rivild within hours of the governor of Tina Cotik receives a memorandum from the Ministry of War Higseth House, It authorized the deployment of forces for 60 days.

According to the ranking of the Fox News Digital, the National Guard will be centered in the state -controlled Oregon state in Portland to protect federal property “where protests occur or may happen.”

Kotik and Portland mayor Keith Wilson and Riveld, all of whom are Democrats, have responded by providing a joint challenge in the Federal Court, on the pretext that the administration step is “illegal” and is not necessary.

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“Oregon state societies are stable, and our local officials were clear: we have the ability to manage public safety without federal intervention,” Rivild said in a statement.

On Saturday, Trump published the social truth that he ordered Higseth to send “all the forces needed to protect the war Portland, and any other snowy facilities under the siege of an attack by Antivia and other local terrorists.”

Kotik also said on Saturday that she spoke directly with the president before Sunday and urged him not to send forces.

“Our city is far from the society that was transferred to the war that was published on social media,” Kotik told reporters at a press conference in Tom McClic Waterfron Park.

“There is no rebellion, there is no threat to national security, and there is no need for the military forces in our main city,” she added.

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Despite these objections, Federal agents began reaching Portland during the weekend, as Clash was already reported outside the enforcement and customs enforcement facility.

The mayor Wilson condemned the arrival National Guard Forces.

“We did not ask them to come. They are here without a precedent or purpose,” he said.

Senator Jeff Merkeley urged D. “Their goal is to create a participation that leads to conflict,” he said.

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The lawsuit follows a similar case submitted by California in June, after the administration sent the forces to Los Angeles.

“This will only divide us as a nation and a society under the guise of public safety,” Riveld said. “The number of forces needed is zero.”

“As a permanent policy, the administration does not comment on active litigation. We have no comment on this or the publication of Oregon Aring at this time,” a spokesman for the Ministry of War told Fox News Digital.