Summary
The U.S. Army has asked some soldiers to be ready to possibly go to Minneapolis. They might help if needed because of protests happening there.
Key Facts
- The U.S. Army ordered extra soldiers to prepare for a possible deployment to Minneapolis.
- These preparations are in response to protests related to immigration enforcement by the Trump administration.
- The soldiers are part of a military police brigade from Fort Bragg, North Carolina.
- A defense official provided this information anonymously, as the plans are sensitive.
- The troops, if deployed, would likely support civil authorities.
- The orders are precautionary and do not mean that the deployment is certain.
