Summary
The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals will re-examine a case about President Donald Trump's decision to send National Guard troops to Portland, Oregon. This comes after a previous ruling allowed the deployment, which was challenged due to ongoing protests in the city.
Key Facts
- The court is reconsidering an appeal about sending National Guard troops to Portland.
- The original order allowed the deployment of 200 troops.
- The decision to reevaluate was made by an en banc hearing, which involves 11 judges.
- A prior ruling in favor of the Trump administration has been vacated.
- The deployment was in response to protests at a federal facility in Portland.
- The issue involves presidential authority to deploy troops within the U.S.
- Local government objections prompted the appeal.
