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On Saturday, federal officials confirmed that the President has ordered the dispatch of the state guard to Chicago, at the same time as a US district judge blocked his government from dispatching personnel to Portland, Oregon.

Administration Confirms Chicago Deployment

A spokesperson for the executive branch stated that the president had approved using Chicago-area national guard members, pointing to what she called “continuing unrest and unrest” that municipal authorities have failed to control.

Meanwhile in Oregon, court official Karin Immergut supported the argument from Oregon that the President deploying federalized national guard troops to the city would likely inflame rather than calm demonstrations.

“The court's decision validates what residents of Oregon already know: justice has been served, and the truth has prevailed,” the state's chief executive said following the legal injunction was granted. “There is no insurrection in the city. National security is not at risk. No fires, no explosives, no loss of life due to civil unrest.”

Illinois Governor Describes Action Unwarranted

Illinois' governor, JB Pritzker labeled the decision unnecessary and “a staged event – lacking genuine intent to safeguard the community.”

Federal Court Halts Oregon City Forces Dispatch

The President has suffered a setback to his plan of deploying forces to Democrat-led cities he describes as disorderly, after a judicial officer halted his administration’s attempt to send the state militia to the Oregon city.

The chief executive had stated on 27 September that he would send forces to Portland, “permitting Complete Power, if required”, disregarding requests from city authorities and the the state's federal lawmakers. A coalition of seventeen city leaders in the region had resisted the deployment.

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