Oregon attorney general: We have to say no to the 'bizarre world' that Trump 'wants to live in'

Legal & Political Analysis - A Trump-appointed judge temporarily blocked the Trump administration from sending National Guard units into Oregon [1] - The judge accused the Trump administration of direct contravention of her Saturday order by attempting to send National Guard from California and Texas [1][6][7] - Oregon's Attorney General initiated legal action, including filing for temporary restraining orders, to prevent the federal government from deploying the National Guard [5][6] - The judge's ruling emphasized the tradition of resistance to government overreach and the importance of constitutional law over martial law [8] Key Arguments & Counterarguments - Trump administration claimed troops were needed in Portland to quell violence [2] - Oregon's Attorney General argued that the President's actions were based on social media gossip and trolling [4] - The Attorney General stated the President is normalizing the use of the military in cities, which is unamerican [10] - The Attorney General highlighted concerns about the President's attacks on core democratic principles, including rigging elections and pressuring the free press [10][11] Factual Discrepancies - Trump claimed Portland was "burning to the ground," while police data indicated only two arrests were made at protests over the weekend and 36 arrests in four months [7]