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A recent court decision, though “not final,” could impact legal battles against Trump’s past attempts to deploy the military in Democratic-led cities. Lower courts previously blocked such deployments in Oregon and California. Despite this, some Republican governors are accepting National Guard missions in Democratic-run areas. Following the ruling, Louisiana’s Governor Landry announced the deployment of approximately 350 National Guard troops to New Orleans to assist immigration agents before New Year’s Eve. The ruling’s ultimate impact on future deployments remains to be seen, but it highlights the partisan divide surrounding federal intervention in local affairs.
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The decision was “not a final ruling,” but it could affect pending legal challenges to Trump’s “attempts to deploy the military in other Democratic-led cities,” The Associated Press said. Lower courts have blocked Trump’s deployments in Oregon and California. But some Republican governors have welcomed National Guard missions in their Democratic-run cities, and minutes after yesterday’s ruling, Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry (R) announced that about 350 Guard troops will join immigration agents in New Orleans before New Year’s Eve.
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