Summary
President Donald Trump sent California National Guard troops to Oregon, which led to California Governor Gavin Newsom planning a legal challenge. Oregon Governor Tina Kotek stated that there was no formal communication about the deployment, and a judge temporarily blocked the troop deployment.
Key Facts
- President Trump sent National Guard troops from California to Oregon.
- California's Governor, Gavin Newsom, intends to challenge this move in court.
- Oregon's Governor, Tina Kotek, noted a lack of formal communication from the federal government regarding the deployment.
- 101 California National Guard members arrived in Oregon by plane, with more expected.
- A judge temporarily prevented the Trump administration from deploying additional troops to Portland.
- President Trump expressed frustration over the court ruling that blocked the troop deployment.
- The deployment relates to protests near a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement building in Portland.
