Portland mayor rejects Trump’s plan to send federal forces to the city

On Saturday, the mayor of Portland Keith Wilson rejected the president Donald TrumpA plan to send federal forces to the largest city in Oregon, claiming that there is no chaos or violence there.

Hilb announced on Saturday morning that he was planning to send troops to Portland at a request Ministry of Internal Security Secretary Christie Keda.

The President said that he ordered the Minister of War, Beit Higseth, to provide “all the forces needed to protect the war -transferred Portland, and any of our ice facilities under the siege of The attack by AntifaAnd other local terrorists, “adding that he was permanently powerful, if necessary.

Hours later, Wilson said during a press conference that the number of forces needed is “zero” in Portland “and any other American city.

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“This is an American city,” Wilson said. “We don’t need any intervention. This is not a military goal.”

The mayor claimed that the president “will not find” chaos or violence in the city, claiming that the video clips showing violence in the city were five years ago “recycled and then recycled again.”

“If President Trump comes to Portland today, what he will find is that people ride their bikes, exercise, enjoy sunlight, or buy groceries or products from the farmers market,” Wilson said. “We have had difficult conversations, and we did an important work in the years that have passed on these shots, we have fixed our public safety system. We have re -concentrated our society and our economy, and we enlarged our efforts to help us the most vulnerable.”

Since June, protests have erupted near Ice attachment in PortlandCity officials were martyred in violations of land use, including improper detention times and climbing windows.

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The building was sabotaged by writing on the anti -ice walls and clashes between demonstrators and federal agents sometimes turned violence, which led to the use of rubber bullets, tear gas and flash explosions.

The video, which Fox News Digital, confirmed another violent protest in August, where footage showed that the demonstrators were putting fire and harassment and fighting with the authorities – forcing the law to apply the mobs to disperse ammunition.

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Instead of sending forces to protect the federal facility, Wilson suggested that the president send “hundreds of engineers, teachers or awareness workers” to Portland instead of “a short, costly, and unending offer.”

“I am very disappointed that the federal government is not responsible,” he said. “At the end of the day, this may be a power of strength, but that’s all. It is a big offer, and after a big show, everyone goes home. This is what I want to happen here today in Portland. We have a long tradition and proud in a peaceful protest. We have a long record and pride in the front of positive social change.”

“There are new risks today, the risks that we do not fully understand yet.” “The administration refused to clarify what it means when they say they will spread the full power against our city and our citizens.”

In his announcement on Saturday, Trump did not say that he would spread the full force against Portland and its citizens, as Wilson claimed.

The president said that he would send “all the necessary forces” to protect the city and its ice facilities, which permits the full force against local terrorism “if necessary.”

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Portland, a city of Malaz since 2017, has resisted federal immigration enforcement, making it a pivotal point during the administration’s migration enforcement initiative.

In August, Public Prosecutor Pam Bondi Send a message to Wilson, warning of the city’s haven policies undermining American interests. Portland demanded to confirm compliance with federal law and final practices that hinder the enforcement of immigration.

Portland did not immediately respond to the Fox News Digital request for comment.