Senate Democrat on Trump sending troops to Portland: ‘Stay the hell out’
So, it seems like a Senate Democrat, and really, who can blame them, is sending a very clear message to the former president: “Stay the hell out.” The situation in Portland, with federal troops deployed, is understandably raising a lot of red flags. The core of the concern is pretty obvious: why are federal troops being sent into a city, and what’s the justification? It’s hard to shake the feeling that something about this just isn’t right.
The GOP, supposedly the party of small government, seems to be embracing the idea of martial law.… Continue reading
The President is escalating tensions by threatening military occupation in Portland, Oregon, framing protesters as “domestic terrorists” despite their constitutional rights to protest ICE tactics. This move, coupled with the deployment of a Joint Terrorism Task Force in Illinois, suggests an intent to use anti-sedition laws against those opposing the administration’s policies. Deputy White House Chief of Staff Stephen Miller is leading this effort, targeting prominent Democrats and potentially organizations like Open Society Foundations. The administration’s actions reflect a broader pattern of retribution, with investigations targeting Trump’s perceived enemies and a willingness to use legal means to silence dissent.
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Amid ongoing protests against the Trump administration’s ICE complex in Portland, the use of chemical irritants by federal agents has forced the nearby Cottonwood School to relocate due to safety concerns. The school’s interim executive director cited the impact of tear gas and other munitions on the school grounds and the inability to guarantee student safety. The school’s move highlights the broader consequences of the nightly clashes between protesters and federal agents, as the chemical weapons used by the government have created an unsafe environment for children and families. This situation prompted the school to seek the support of Senator Ron Wyden, who expressed concern over ICE’s unchecked authority and the potential health risks to children.
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