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"While we wait... and wait... and wait for the Ninth Circuit Court panel of judges to finally figure out whether they'll allow Portland's temporary restraining order (TRO) against the National Guard deploying into the city to stand or fall, US District Judge Karin Immergut was like, "fuck that, I'm going to extend it anyway." And that's exactly what she did yesterday, extending the TRO for another two weeks,"
Portland's Mercury seeks small monthly contributions to sustain local news reporting, arts and event coverage that supports the city's cultural life. Forecasts predict a mostly sunny morning, a partly cloudy afternoon, and a high near 61 degrees. US District Judge Karin Immergut extended Portland's temporary restraining order (TRO) against National Guard deployment for two weeks and set a trial date of October 29 to hear further arguments. Protests at Portland's ICE facility remain largely peaceful but federal agents have escalated tactics, unleashing weapons and chemical agents on protesters and journalists during a recent violent night.
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