Protests are raging near the headquarters of the US ICE in Portland and other major US cities with Donald Trump seeking development nationwideciting an increase in crime. The police sprayed protesters with pepper spray to drive them out, with one of them dressed as a frog.
The demonstrator began to dance a bit … obscene in front of the Portland police officers, and when they began to dissolve the crowd, they sprayed him with a pepper spray. It is noted that US President Donald Trump ordered California to develop in Portland in an attempt to bypass A federal judge decision banning the mobilization of Oregon’s National Guard.
US President Donald Trump claimed yesterday, Monday (06.10.2025), without citing evidence that he had been renovated in Portland, Oregon, as he seeks to develop national guard troops in the city to deal with the one who describes the crime.
The US president made these comments in an interview with Newsmax.
Earlier yesterday, Trump had told reporters at the Oval Office that he could rely on Law on rebellion of 1792which allows the army to participate directly in law enforcement, which is not a recent precedent.
The development of the National Guard in Portland, which is ruled by the Democrats, was temporarily blocking the weekend by justice.
Trump referred to his ability to rely on the 19th -century rebellion law and to declare an emergency situation, which allows the armed forces to be used against US citizens, which is in principle prohibited.
“If I have to rely on it, I’ll do it. If people are killed and the courts are blocking us or the rulers or mayors prevent us, of course, and I will do it ”, He told reporters at the White House.
Trump also intensified yesterday, Monday, the pressure on the state of Illinois and the city of Chicago, saying that he could impose an emergency to overcome the opposition of local authorities and the decisions of justice against the development of the National Guard.
The Fiber and Chicagothe main city of this northern US state, yesterday, appealed to justice yesterday to prevent the development of the Federal Government of the National Guard in what Trump describes as a “war zone”.
The federal judge who has taken over the case did not rule immediately, but appointed a hearing for next Thursday.