Overview
- The appeals court issued an administrative stay late Friday that blocks any National Guard deployment to Portland until 5 p.m. on Oct. 28.
- U.S. District Judge Karin Immergut took under advisement a request to dissolve a separate restraining order and said she expects to rule by Monday.
- A trial on whether the president has legal authority to federalize and deploy Oregon’s National Guard is scheduled for Wednesday.
- The Trump administration told the court that any planned operation would involve up to 200 Oregon Guard troops.
- Oregon sued after Trump’s late‑September plan, and Judge Immergut earlier found the facts did not meet a ‘rebellion’ standard, a conclusion a three‑judge panel briefly reversed before the stay.