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6 de octubre de 2025

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Un juez federal ha detenido temporalmente el plan de la administración Trump para desplegar tropas de la Guardia Nacional en Portland, citando preocupaciones sobre la soberanía estatal y la necesidad de tal acción.

Un juez federal en Oregón ha emitido una orden de restricción temporal que impide a la administración Trump desplegar tropas de la Guardia Nacional en Portland. La jueza de distrito de EE. UU. Karin Immergut, nombrada durante el primer mandato de Trump, dictaminó que las protestas relativamente pequeñas y manejables en la ciudad no justificaban la intervención federal y que dicho despliegue podría infringir la soberanía estatal de Oregón.

"Este país tiene una tradición duradera y fundamental de resistencia a la extralimitación del gobierno, especialmente en forma de intrusión militar en asuntos civiles", escribió Immergut en su decisión.

La administración Trump anunció planes para federalizar a 200 tropas de la Guardia Nacional de Oregón para proteger edificios federales en Portland, describiendo la ciudad como "devastada por la guerra". Sin embargo, funcionarios estatales impugnaron esta caracterización, señalando que las protestas recientes fuera de la instalación de Inmigración y Control de Aduanas (ICE) han sido pequeñas y pacíficas.

El Fiscal General de Oregón, Dan Rayfield, acogió con agrado la decisión, declarando: "Reafirma lo que ya sabíamos: Portland no es la fantasía de guerra del presidente. Nuestra ciudad no está devastada y no hay rebelión."

La Casa Blanca indicó planes para apelar la decisión. La portavoz Abigail Jackson declaró: "El presidente Trump ejerció su autoridad legal para proteger los activos y el personal federal en Portland tras disturbios violentos y ataques contra las fuerzas del orden — esperamos ser reivindicados por un tribunal superior."

Esta acción legal sigue a despliegues previos de fuerzas federales en ciudades como Los Ángeles y Washington, D.C., que han enfrentado desafíos legales y oposición de líderes locales y estatales.

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A federal judge in Oregon has issued a temporary restraining order preventing the Trump administration from deploying National Guard troops to Portland.

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U.S. District Judge Karin Immergut, appointed during Trump's first term, ruled that the relatively small and manageable protests in the city did not justify federal intervention and that such deployment could infringe upon Oregon's state sovereignty.

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The Trump administration announced plans to federalize 200 Oregon National Guard troops to protect federal buildings in Portland, describing the city as 'war-ravaged.'

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State officials contested this characterization, noting that recent protests outside the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) facility have been small and peaceful.

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Oregon Attorney General Dan Rayfield welcomed the ruling, stating, 'It reaffirms what we already knew: Portland is not the president's war-torn fantasy. Our city is not ravaged, and there is no rebellion.'

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The White House indicated plans to appeal the decision. Spokesperson Abigail Jackson stated, 'President Trump exercised his lawful authority to protect federal assets and personnel in Portland following violent riots and attacks on law enforcement — we expect to be vindicated by a higher court.'

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This legal action follows previous deployments of federal forces to cities like Los Angeles and Washington, D.C., which have faced legal challenges and opposition from local and state leaders.

Juez Federal Bloquea el Despliegue de la Guardia Nacional en Portland

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A federal judge in Oregon has issued a temporary restraining order preventing the Trump administration from deploying National Guard troops to Portland.

U.S. District Judge Karin Immergut, appointed during Trump's first term, ruled that the relatively small and manageable protests in the city did not justify federal intervention and that such deployment could infringe upon Oregon's state sovereignty.

The Trump administration announced plans to federalize 200 Oregon National Guard troops to protect federal buildings in Portland, describing the city as 'war-ravaged.'

State officials contested this characterization, noting that recent protests outside the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) facility have been small and peaceful.

Oregon Attorney General Dan Rayfield welcomed the ruling, stating, 'It reaffirms what we already knew: Portland is not the president's war-torn fantasy. Our city is not ravaged, and there is no rebellion.'

The White House indicated plans to appeal the decision. Spokesperson Abigail Jackson stated, 'President Trump exercised his lawful authority to protect federal assets and personnel in Portland following violent riots and attacks on law enforcement — we expect to be vindicated by a higher court.'

This legal action follows previous deployments of federal forces to cities like Los Angeles and Washington, D.C., which have faced legal challenges and opposition from local and state leaders.

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A federal judge in Oregon has issued a temporary restraining order preventing the Trump administration from deploying National Guard troops to Portland.

U.S. District Judge Karin Immergut, appointed during Trump's first term, ruled that the relatively small and manageable protests in the city did not justify federal intervention and that such deployment could infringe upon Oregon's state sovereignty.

The Trump administration announced plans to federalize 200 Oregon National Guard troops to protect federal buildings in Portland, describing the city as 'war-ravaged.'

State officials contested this characterization, noting that recent protests outside the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) facility have been small and peaceful.

Oregon Attorney General Dan Rayfield welcomed the ruling, stating, 'It reaffirms what we already knew: Portland is not the president's war-torn fantasy. Our city is not ravaged, and there is no rebellion.'

The White House indicated plans to appeal the decision. Spokesperson Abigail Jackson stated, 'President Trump exercised his lawful authority to protect federal assets and personnel in Portland following violent riots and attacks on law enforcement — we expect to be vindicated by a higher court.'

This legal action follows previous deployments of federal forces to cities like Los Angeles and Washington, D.C., which have faced legal challenges and opposition from local and state leaders.

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