Summary
President Donald Trump has been using the National Guard in U.S. cities to address protests and immigration issues. His actions have raised concerns among some officials and have led to legal challenges. A judge blocked his recent attempt to send troops to Portland, Oregon.
Key Facts
- President Trump wants to deploy the National Guard in cities for protests and to support immigration policies.
- The National Guard is usually used for emergencies like natural disasters.
- A judge temporarily stopped Trump's plan to send troops to Portland, Oregon.
- Each state has its own National Guard, but the president can activate them in certain situations.
- Trump has used the National Guard to support U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
- Legal challenges have arisen, with some saying Trump's actions might politicize the military.
