Summary
President Donald Trump announced he is pulling National Guard troops out of several U.S. cities like Chicago and Los Angeles. This decision follows a Supreme Court ruling that limited his power to use these troops for police duties.
Key Facts
- President Trump is withdrawing National Guard troops from certain U.S. cities, including Chicago and Los Angeles.
- This move comes after a Supreme Court decision that restricted his authority to use National Guard troops for law enforcement.
- President Trump posted on Truth Social, suggesting the troops might return later if necessary.
- The Trump administration ended legal efforts to maintain troop presence in Los Angeles.
- The Supreme Court ruling specifically addressed the use of troops in Chicago.
- Although troops are being withdrawn from some cities, they remain active in Washington D.C.
- Portland, Oregon was mentioned by Trump, but no specific action was noted regarding troop presence there.
