California ruler pledges to sue Trump to send forces to Oregon

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Gavin Newose, the Democratic Ruler in California, pledged to sue the Trump administration regarding its decision to deploy 300 military personnel from his mandate to the streets of Portland, Oregon.

Trump climbed the military presence in the countries run by Democrats during the weekend by sending forces to Illinois and the authorization of another deployment to the state of Oregon, which he claimed was overlooked by “instigators” and “rebellion”.

In a statement, Niocom said that Trump authorized the sending of the National Guard forces in California to Portland after a federal judge prevented his attempt to deploy the National Guard in Oregon there.

“They are on their way there,” said California ruler.

He described Trump’s order as a “abuse of breathtaking and powerful breath” and “authoritarian behavior.”

“The Supreme Commander of the American Army is used as a political weapon against American citizens. We will take this battle to the court,” New Nooring said.

Trump, who described Portland as a “mizor of war”, has justified his efforts in recent months to send the US military to American -political cities as a necessary step to combat crime and illegal immigration.

Trump claimed that cities including Los Angeles, Washington, Chicago and Portland have become more than violent crimes at the hands of illegal immigrants and leftist radicals, a description of local officials.

Trump told reporters on Sunday: “Washington, DC, moved from the hole of hell to a safe place,” Trump told reporters on Sunday.

“It took 12 days to solve the problem. We will do it in Chicago. We’ll do that in Portland.”

Hundreds of demonstrators walked in the streets of Portland and other places to protest the Trump immigration raids, which invaded American citizens, permanent residents and visa holders in addition to those who have no legal status.

A federal judge ordered a temporary restriction on Saturday against the deployment of the National Guard forces in Oregon to Portland on the basis that Trump’s design as “Canon” is not related to facts.

Trump also authorized on Saturday that 300 National Guard soldiers were deployed in Illinois due to the objections of the democratic ruler and local leaders in the state.

“It is very heavy and non -American, asking a ruler to send the military forces within our borders and against our will,” said the Democratic Ruler of JB Pritzker.

Democrats accused Trump by using the US military to intimidate and punish his political competitors, but Republican lawmakers defended publishing operations.

“In a few of these blue countries, in the deep blue cities run by municipal mayors, they need some help,” Mike Johnson, a member of the Republican Congress from Louisiana who leads the House of Representatives, told NBC News on Sunday.