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4 de octubre de 2025

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Un juez federal ha emitido una orden de restricción temporal que detiene el despliegue de 200 tropas de la Guardia Nacional en Portland, Oregón, tras una demanda presentada por funcionarios estatales y municipales que impugnan la federalización de la Guardia.

La jueza de distrito de EE. UU. Karin J. Immergut concedió la orden después de que Oregón y Portland presentaran una demanda contra la administración Trump, argumentando que el despliegue violaba la Constitución de los Estados Unidos y las leyes federales que limitan la participación militar en la aplicación de la ley doméstica. La orden está programada para expirar el 18 de octubre, pero podría ser extendida.

La administración Trump había anunciado planes para federalizar y desplegar a la Guardia Nacional de Oregón para proteger propiedades federales en medio de las protestas en curso en Portland. Los funcionarios estatales y municipales sostuvieron que la situación no cumplía con los criterios legales para dicha federalización, que incluye escenarios como invasión o rebelión.

Durante el proceso judicial, la jueza Immergut expresó escepticismo respecto a la justificación de la administración para el despliegue, cuestionando particularmente la dependencia en publicaciones de redes sociales como evidencia de la necesidad de la intervención federal.

El Departamento de Justicia ha indicado planes para apelar la decisión, manteniendo que el Presidente actuó dentro de su autoridad para desplegar la Guardia Nacional en respuesta a amenazas contra propiedades y personal federal.

Este desafío legal sigue a un caso similar en California, donde un juez federal dictaminó que el despliegue de la Guardia Nacional y los Marines por parte de la administración Trump en Los Ángeles fue ilegal, citando violaciones a la Ley Posse Comitatus, que restringe la participación militar en la aplicación de la ley doméstica.

La situación en Portland continúa evolucionando mientras las autoridades federales y locales navegan las implicaciones legales y constitucionales de la participación militar en actividades de aplicación de la ley civil.

Fuente

OregonLive.com

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A federal judge has issued a temporary restraining order halting the deployment of 200 National Guard troops to Portland, Oregon, following a lawsuit by state and city officials challenging the federalization of the Guard.

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U.S. District Judge Karin J. Immergut granted the order after Oregon and Portland filed suit against the Trump administration, arguing that the deployment violated the U.S. Constitution and federal laws that limit military involvement in domestic law enforcement.

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The order is set to expire on October 18 but may be extended.

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The Trump administration had announced plans to federalize and deploy the Oregon National Guard to protect federal property amid ongoing protests in Portland.

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State and city officials contended that the situation did not meet the legal criteria for such federalization, which includes scenarios like invasion or rebellion.

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During the court proceedings, Judge Immergut expressed skepticism regarding the administration's justification for the deployment, particularly questioning the reliance on social media posts as evidence of the necessity for federal intervention.

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The Department of Justice has indicated plans to appeal the ruling, maintaining that the President acted within his authority to deploy the National Guard in response to threats against federal property and personnel.

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This legal challenge follows a similar case in California, where a federal judge ruled that the Trump administration's deployment of the National Guard and Marines in Los Angeles was unlawful, citing violations of the Posse Comitatus Act, which restricts military involvement in domestic law enforcement.

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The situation in Portland continues to evolve as federal and local authorities navigate the legal and constitutional implications of military involvement in civilian law enforcement activities.

Juez Federal Bloquea Temporalmente el Despliegue de la Guardia Nacional en Portland

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Primero reportado aquí

Oregón Demanda para Bloquear el Despliegue Federal de la Guardia Nacional en Portland

Verificación de hechos

A federal judge has issued a temporary restraining order halting the deployment of 200 National Guard troops to Portland, Oregon, following a lawsuit by state and city officials challenging the federalization of the Guard.

U.S. District Judge Karin J. Immergut granted the order after Oregon and Portland filed suit against the Trump administration, arguing that the deployment violated the U.S. Constitution and federal laws that limit military involvement in domestic law enforcement.

The order is set to expire on October 18 but may be extended.

The Trump administration had announced plans to federalize and deploy the Oregon National Guard to protect federal property amid ongoing protests in Portland.

State and city officials contended that the situation did not meet the legal criteria for such federalization, which includes scenarios like invasion or rebellion.

During the court proceedings, Judge Immergut expressed skepticism regarding the administration's justification for the deployment, particularly questioning the reliance on social media posts as evidence of the necessity for federal intervention.

The Department of Justice has indicated plans to appeal the ruling, maintaining that the President acted within his authority to deploy the National Guard in response to threats against federal property and personnel.

The situation in Portland continues to evolve as federal and local authorities navigate the legal and constitutional implications of military involvement in civilian law enforcement activities.

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Fuente

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Oregón Demanda para Bloquear el Despliegue Federal de la Guardia Nacional en Portland

Verificación de hechos

A federal judge has issued a temporary restraining order halting the deployment of 200 National Guard troops to Portland, Oregon, following a lawsuit by state and city officials challenging the federalization of the Guard.

U.S. District Judge Karin J. Immergut granted the order after Oregon and Portland filed suit against the Trump administration, arguing that the deployment violated the U.S. Constitution and federal laws that limit military involvement in domestic law enforcement.

The order is set to expire on October 18 but may be extended.

The Trump administration had announced plans to federalize and deploy the Oregon National Guard to protect federal property amid ongoing protests in Portland.

State and city officials contended that the situation did not meet the legal criteria for such federalization, which includes scenarios like invasion or rebellion.

During the court proceedings, Judge Immergut expressed skepticism regarding the administration's justification for the deployment, particularly questioning the reliance on social media posts as evidence of the necessity for federal intervention.

The Department of Justice has indicated plans to appeal the ruling, maintaining that the President acted within his authority to deploy the National Guard in response to threats against federal property and personnel.

The situation in Portland continues to evolve as federal and local authorities navigate the legal and constitutional implications of military involvement in civilian law enforcement activities.

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