
“The Trump administration has withdrawn all federalized National Guard troops from U.S. cities, after its repeated attempts to surge forces into Democrat-run states encountered judicial roadblocks,” the Washington Post reports.
PULSE POINTSWHAT HAPPENED: National Guard troops have left Chicago, Los Angeles, and Portland, ending their deployments in the Democrat-run cities.WHO WAS INVOLVED: President Donald J. Trump, National Guard troops, U.S. military officials, and Democratic ci...
All National Guard troops that the Trump administration tapped to support aggressive immigration operations have left Chicago, Los Angeles and Portland, Oregon, according to U.S. military officials.
The Trump administration has withdrawn federally activated National Guard troops from US cities. Prior to that, judicial stops went. An analysis.
The Trump administration has withdrawn federally activated National Guard troops from US cities. Prior to that, judicial stops went. An analysis.
The Trump administration has withdrawn federally activated National Guard troops from US cities. Prior to that, judicial stops went. An analysis.
The administration of President Donald Trump confirmed that all the National Guard troops deployed under federal authority were already withdrawn from the cities, fulfilling the announcement made by the president in December 2025.Read more
The deployments encountered repeated legal setbacks that stymied President Donald Trump’s show of force in Los Angeles, Chicago and Portland, Oregon.
By Tara Copp, Alex HortonThe Washington Post The Trump administration has withdrawn all federalized National Guard troops from U.S. cities, after its repeated attempts to surge forces into Democrat-run states encountered judicial roadblocks. The pullout was...
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The Trump administration has withdrawn all federalized National Guard troops from three Democratic-led cities after a string of legal defeats.The withdrawal was finalized late last month but was not publicly acknowledged by the White House or the Pentagon d...
Supreme Court blocked Trump’s troop deployment in December in apparent rebuke of his attempt to send troops into cities
The deployments encountered repeated legal setbacks that stymied President Donald Trump’s show of force in Los Angeles, Chicago and Portland, Oregon.
Washington. The administration of U.S. President Donald Trump withdrew, at the end of January and without public announcement, all federalized National Guard troops he had sent to Los Angeles, Chicago and Portland, after a judicial setback for his army depl...
National Guard personnel in downtown Los Angeles in June. (Karla Gachet/The Washington Post)
In a humiliating defeat for Donald Trump’s administration, all federalized National Guard troops have been pulled out of American cities that never wanted them there after failing to accomplish what the president asked them to do. Hundreds of service member...
The Trump administration has withdrawn all federalized National Guard troops from U.S. cities, after its repeated attempts to surge forces into Democratic-run states encountered judicial roadblocks.
"The Trump administration has withdrawn all federalized National Guard troops from U.S. cities, after its repeated attempts to surge forces into Democrat-run states encountered judicial roadblocks," the Washington Post reports."The pullout was quietly final...
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