The judge appointed by Trump prevents the administration from deploying forces in Portland. “This is a nation of constitutional law, not customary rulings.”

American boycott judge Karen, IMMERGUT, who was appointed by Trump during his first term, issued the matter awaiting other arguments in the case. She said that the relatively small protests that the city saw did not justify the use of federal forces and allowing publication could harm the sovereignty of Oregon.

“This country has long and founding traditions of resistance to overcoming the government, especially in the form of a military storming in civil affairs,” IMMERGUT wrote. She later continued, “This historical tradition is summarized in a simple proposal: this is a nation of constitutional law, not martial law.”

The Trump administration late Saturday made a notice of appeal to the Court of Appeal in the ninth American district.

State and city officials were subjected to a lawsuit against the suspension of publication last week, one day after the Trump administration announced that 200 National Guard forces in Oregon will be distinguished by federal protection of federal buildings. The president described the city as a “warmard”.

Origon state officials said the description was ridiculous. The migration and customs building in the United States in the city has been a site for night protests, which usually attract a few dozen people in recent weeks before announcing the publication.

Judge: Federal response does not match the facts

In general, the president is allowed to “a great level of respect” to give the Federal nature to the National Guard forces in the positions where ordinary law enforcement forces cannot implement the laws of the United States, but this was not the case in Portland.

Prosecutors were able to show that the demonstrations in the immigration building were not violent or greatly disturbing before the president’s order, and the judge wrote, “In general, the protests were small and not calm.”

“The president’s design was not related to facts,” IMMERGUT wrote.

The White House says it will resume

After the verdict, White House spokesman Abeel Jackson said, “President Trump is practicing his legal authority to protect federal assets and Portland employees after riots and violent law enforcement attacks – we expect to be justified by a higher court.”

The Oregon Prosecutor Dan Rivild described the ruling as a “health examination of the president.”

“It reaffirms what we already knew: Portland is not the imagination torn by the war. Our city has not destroyed, and there is no rebellion,” Riveld said in a statement. He added: “The members of the National Guard in Oregon are not a tool to use it in his political theater.”

Trump deployed or threatened to deploy the forces In several American citiesEspecially those led by Democrats, including Los Angeles, Washington, Chicago and Memphis. On Tuesday, he speaks to US military leaders in Virginia, suggested Using cities as training reasons For the armed forces.

Last month, a federal judge spent the president’s deployment of about 4,700 National Guard soldiers and Marine in Los Angeles this year was illegal, but he allowed the 300 people who were in the city to stay as long as they did not impose civil laws. The Trump administration has resumed, and the Appeals Committee has put the minimum bloc to wait while moving forward.

Portland’s protests were small, but they grew after announcing the publication

Portland’s protests were limited to one block area in a city covering about 145 square miles (375 square kilometers) and has about 6,36,000 residents.

It has grown somewhat after the September 28 announcement of the publication of the guards. Portland Police Office, who said that he does not participate in the enforcement of immigration and does not interfere except in the protests if there is a criminal sabotage or activity, two people were arrested on charges of assault. The police said that a peaceful march earlier that day attracted thousands to the city center and did not see any arrests.

On Saturday, before the ruling, about 400 people went to the ice attachment. The crowd included people of all ages and races, and families with children and the elderly who use pedestrians. Federal factors responded to chemical munitions to control crowd, including tear gas boxes and less fatal guns that spray pepper balls. At least six people were arrested when the demonstrators arrived at the ice facility.

Later in the evening, the Federal agents came out again from the facility and spread tear gas on a crowd of about 100 people.

Trump Send federal officers To Portland due to the objections of local leaders and state leaders in 2020 during long -term ethnic justice protests after the death of George Floyd by the Minneapolis police. The administration sent hundreds of agents for the declared purpose of protecting the federal court and other federal property from sabotage.

The deployment of anti -anti -demonstrators and The night clashes pushed. Federal officers fired light rubber and used tear gas.

Viral videos captured the federal officers who arrested people and toured them in unique vehicles. A report issued by the Ministry of Internal Security inspector found that although the federal government has a legal authority to deploy officers, many of them Lack of training and equipmentNecessary for the task.

The government agreed this year to Excessive lawsuit settlement The American Civil Liberties Union brought him by paying compensation for many plaintiffs for their injuries.

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