Appeals Court Delays Potential Troop Deployment
The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals has paused an earlier decision, adding another delay to the president's desired deployment of National Guard troops to Portland.
"This means for now, both our TROs preventing National Guard deployment remain in effect,"
Oregon Attorney General Dan Rayfield said. The delay comes after a two-sentence order by Senior Circuit Judge Sidney R. Thomas, which paused the previous order from Monday that sided with the federal administration's effort to deploy hundreds of National Guard troops to Portland.
A hearing on troop deployment has been set by the District Court as Oregon pushes for 9th Circuit review.
Author's summary: Court delays troop deployment decision.
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