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Oregon v. Trump (Nat Guard Deploy 2025)

No. 25-6268 SCOTUS · Active Active SCOTUS
Argued: Oct 9, 2025

Case Overview

The government appealed Judge Immergut's temporary restraining order which prevents the Trump administration from federalizing and deploying the Oregon National Guard to Portland.


The Application

History

Oregon challenged the federalization order as exceeding executive authority and violating state sovereignty. Judge Immergut issued a TRO finding Oregon likely to succeed on its claim that the administration lacked proper constitutional or statutory justification for federalization without state consent.

The Conclusion

The government appealed to the Ninth Circuit. The TRO remains in effect pending appeal, preventing deployment of the Guard to Portland. The circuit court must determine whether the President's emergency powers override federalism limits.

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SCOTUS TMR-88d71470 National Guard Deployment <br> Appeal of 3:25-cv-01756 May 12, 2026
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