Central TV reporter local time was informed on October 24 that the U.S. Ninth Circuit Court of Appeal once again prevented the government from sending the National Guard to Portland, Oregon, andined the order of Judge Karin Immergert to prohibit the deployment of the National Guard in Portland.

The court said that before the full judge hearing process started,Members of the federalized National Guard, both from OregonIn other states, no one is allowed to enter Portland for duty.The ban is valid until October 28.The court will then decide whether the case will be re-examined by all judges.

U.S. President Donald Trump announced on September 27 that he would send troops to the Democratic-dominated city of Portland to deal with ¡°domestic terrorists.¡± Defense Secretary (¡±Minister of War¡±) Hector Hertz issued a memorandum on September 28 to Oregon Governor Tina Kottke authorizing 200 Oregon National Guard officers to perform 60 days of federal functions, including ¡°protecting federal property that is or may be threatened by protests.¡± Subsequently, Oregon and Portland City jointly prosecuted the federal government in an attempt to prevent the National Guard from entering. U.S. Federal District Judge Karin Immergett issued a two-week temporary restriction on October 4 to prevent the Trump administration from sending 200 National Guard officers to Portland.