"The chief chief uses the U.S. Army as a political weapon against American citizens," stated News in a statement.
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"This fight will end in court, but public opinion must not stay silent in the face of the reckless and authoritarian conduct of the president of the United States," warned the Governor.
The Oregon court temporarily prevented the national administration from sending to Portland, the largest city in the state, the State Guard, so Trump decided to send the California National Guard, federalized a fewer months earlier during the Los Angeles riots, reported to the News.
Trump announces sending troops to another states or cities
Trump announced in late September that he would send troops to Portland. On his platform, fact Social wrote that the city is “devastated by war” and soldiers will besides defend migration services (ICE) from attacks by “national terrorist organizations” specified as Antifa. He stressed that he allowed the usage of “Full Force, if necessary”.
Oregon politician Tina Kotek stated that Portland does not request National defender soldiers to defend Immigration and Customs Service (ICE) facilities. She reported that she had contacted Gavin Newsome and Illinois politician J.B. Pritzker to discuss their consequence to the White House's force to deploy soldiers in their states without notice.
On Saturday, Trump authorized the dispatch of 300 Illinois National defender members to Chicago. The American president has already sent or announced that he will send the National defender to 10 cities.
New US defence Strategy
The Politico portal, citing anonymous sources, reported in early September that the first version of the National defence strategy puts missions in the US alone over strategies aimed at China and Russia.
Politico estimates that the guidelines contained in Pentagon plans are already being implemented, as an example is sending thousands of National defender soldiers to Los Angeles (after protests against illegal immigrants) and Washington (as Trump announced, to fight crime).
