What happened

A federal judge Sunday night temporarily barred President Donald Trump from sending any National Guard units to Portland, after the Trump administration moved to work around her block on federalizing the Oregon National Guard. U.S. District Judge Karin Immergut, a Trump appointee, said the deployment of hundreds of troops from California and Texas was “in direct contravention” of her temporary restraining order from Saturday, as well as a violation of federal law and the 10th Amendment.

Who said what

In her ruling Saturday, Immergut said Trump’s “determination” that the situation in Portland required a military response was “simply untethered to the facts,” and judicial deference to presidents was “not equivalent to ignoring the facts on the ground.” Trump then ordered 2

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