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A federal judge in Oregon has permanently barred the Trump administration from deploying the National Guard in Portland in response to immigration protests, citing lack of evidence of rebellion and bad faith claims by the administration. The Justice Department plans to appeal the ruling, which follows previous temporary restraining orders and ongoing legal battles over federal troop deployment in Portland and Chicago.
Federal prosecutors charged 12 individuals in connection with violence and obstruction during immigration protests in Los Angeles, including clashes on a freeway overpass and attacks on law enforcement and vehicles, as part of Operation Bridge Too Far, highlighting ongoing tensions and legal actions against protest-related violence.
A federal appeals court in the 7th Circuit has continued to block President Trump's attempt to deploy National Guard troops in Illinois under federal law, citing insufficient evidence of rebellion or danger, despite the administration's claims of protecting federal facilities amid immigration protests.
A federal appeals court temporarily blocked the deployment of National Guard troops in Chicago amid protests at ICE facilities, ruling that the troops can remain under federal control but cannot be deployed on the streets, marking a legal victory for Illinois and Chicago authorities amidst ongoing immigration protests.
A federal judge temporarily blocked the Trump administration from deploying 500 National Guard troops to Chicago, citing concerns that such deployment could escalate civil unrest and noting that protests have been largely peaceful, with federal actions often provoking violence. The judge's decision emphasizes the importance of local law enforcement and questions the reliability of DHS's account of events, while the administration plans to appeal.
The Portland ICE office has become a focal point of protests and political controversy, with demonstrations increasing amid President Trump's rhetoric. The building, which processes immigration cases and holds detainees, has faced protests, legal scrutiny, and increased federal presence, highlighting tensions over immigration enforcement in Oregon, a sanctuary state with strict detention laws.
The US Pentagon has withdrawn all 700 active-duty Marines from Los Angeles, a month after their deployment by the Trump administration to support federal immigration enforcement amid protests. The move follows the withdrawal of 2,000 National Guard troops and is seen as a response to the return of stability in the city. Local officials, including LA Mayor Karen Bass, criticized the deployment as inappropriate, and the Pentagon stated the Marines' presence achieved its goal of restoring order. The deployment had been controversial, with some officials calling it unnecessary and provocative.
Senator Alex Padilla criticized Vice President JD Vance for calling him 'Jose Padilla,' calling the remark petty and unserious amid tensions over immigration enforcement in Los Angeles. The exchange highlights ongoing political conflicts related to immigration protests and law enforcement actions in the city.
The U.S. House is scheduled to vote on a resolution condemning the June 2025 riots in Los Angeles, sponsored by Rep. Young Kim, amid ongoing political debates over protests, immigration enforcement, and law enforcement support. The resolution emphasizes the right to peaceful assembly, condemns violence against law enforcement, and thanks police agencies, reflecting partisan efforts to frame the events politically. Meanwhile, other congressional activities include investigations, legislative rulings, and debates over various policy issues.
Vice President JD Vance criticized California officials and Democratic leaders for encouraging protests against the Trump administration's immigration policies, blaming them for unrest in Los Angeles and emphasizing the importance of border enforcement and Trump's legislative agenda.
Vice President JD Vance is visiting Los Angeles amid ongoing tensions over ICE raids and immigration protests, which have included clashes with law enforcement and political disputes over the deployment of National Guard troops. The trip follows recent protests and confrontations, highlighting the contentious debate over immigration policy in the city.
A U.S. appeals court ruled that President Trump can continue using the National Guard in Los Angeles to respond to immigration protests, overturning a lower court decision that had ordered the troops' control to be returned to California's governor.
Federal agents were denied entry to Dodger Stadium amid protests against ICE raids in Los Angeles, with the Dodgers organization refusing access and publicly distancing itself from any enforcement operations, while community members and fans expressed disappointment and concern over the team's response to immigration issues.
The Los Angeles Dodgers asked federal immigration agents to leave Dodger Stadium after they arrived in SUVs near the stadium, prompting protests and a denial from ICE about their presence. The incident occurred amid ongoing immigration protests in Los Angeles, with the Dodgers planning to proceed with their game despite the controversy. The situation highlights tensions around immigration enforcement and public protests in the city.
The Trump administration has ordered an additional 2,000 National Guard troops to Los Angeles, bringing the total to 4,800, to support federal functions amid ongoing protests and tensions over immigration enforcement, despite protests largely subsiding and legal challenges from California.