Noncompliant

After analyzing these statutory provisions, as applied to the facts in this case, this Court arrives at the necessary conclusion that there was neither "a rebellion or danger of a rebellion" nor was the President "unable with the regular forces to execute the laws of the United States" in Oregon when he ordered the federalization and deployment of the National Guard. 10 U.S.C. § 12406(2) (3).

The "precise standard" to demarcate the line past which conditions would satisfy the statutory standard to deploy the military in the streets of American cities is ultimately a question for a higher court to decide. Newsom, 141 F.4th at 1051. But based on this Court's application of Newsom to the factual findings at trial and the meaning of 10 U.S.C. § 12406 in light of history and tradition, this Court finds that wherever this line precisely is, Defendants have failed to clear it. Therefore, for all the reasons stated below, this Court permanently enjoins Defendants' orders to deploy federalized members of the National Guard to Oregon.

BREAKING: Following trial, Judge Karin Immergut, a Trump appointee, finds that Trump did not properly invoke federal law to call up the National Guard and "permanently enjoins Defendants’ orders to deploy federalized members of the National Guard to Oregon."

BREAKING: Federal Judge Immergut in Portland rules Trump admin CANNOT deploy National Guard to Oregon. Grants state & city a PERMANENT injunction, barring troops indefinitely.

Not gonna lie, I wasn't sure Americans had it in them to keep up the fight. But here they are, veterans, suburban moms, teenagers & grandmas showing up to tell ICE to fuck off & get out. LA, Portland, DC, NYC, Memphis, Chicago, & everywhere else fighting these Gestapo fucks...I am proud of you.

I can't overstate how proud I am of everyday Americans who hear whistles & come running to document, protest, bear witness, & to help however they can when ICE invades their neighborhoods. They know they might get gassed, abused, or even arrested. They show up anyway to protect their neighbors. 💜

SCOTUS can fuck ALLLLLL the way off.

ICE is a domestic terrorist organization.

Exactly.

"Many of them, he said, held legal status, but were unable to immediately produce their documentation to the agents.

“Some people left their property, their work permits in their lockers here,” [their boss] said. “I could bring it to them and get them released. But I don’t know where they are.”"

Exodododus?

Omg I’m dying 😂😂😂…so…So Emily Austin, a right wing 'influencer' who works for Bibi and the GOP, launched 'Hot Girls for Cuomo'.

Guess who didn't bother to register the URL when she did that? What do you think Hot Girls for Cuomo dot com leads to now?... 😄 Enjoy.

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He's such a shitbag.

Oh fuck off. "Humane war." What the fuck are you smoking?

"The understanding of history doesn't prepare you for the emotional reality of history. It doesn't even prepare those with imagination."- Claude Cahun

This hits so hard right now. Claude & her partner staged a surrealist propaganda war against Nazi troops occupying their community. History rhymes.

Two things can be true at the same time.

Same news this morning from Michigan:

Why do states in the South have the lowest credit scores?
“…medical debt, because that’s the most common type of unpaid bill that people have”
Medical debt due to lack of Medicaid expansion: the legacy of the Republican antigovernment zealots.
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Health Costs Will Soar for Many in Mississippi Without Action About 331,000 Mississippians who rely on the Affordable Care Act could see their health insurance premiums jump by 37% on average unless Congress acts to extend COVID-19-era tax credits.

Stark warning from Mississippi's Republican Insurance Commissioner: “I don’t know where America’s headed, but we've got to redefine how we address health insurance and health care in this country. If not, we will not have health care in the state of Mississippi in some areas, especially the Delta.”

Cosplaying motherfuckers.

So people aren’t going to talk about Trump standing in front of military members in Japan and saying he’s considering using missiles against citizens in country and that he will deploy the military “whether people like it or not”

I mean, I agree. I just hate the rich bastard more than the struggling small business. It doesn't make their wages any more fair. I get it.

That said, shitty wages suck and indie bookstore owners can be awful too. I have worked for an indie bookstore that paid under the table and under minimum wage. The owner was a douchebag too.

I'm still more pissed about Amazon because they HAVE the money to pay better wages and won't because then Jeff might not be able to shoot rockets into space.

United States: Federal Agents Use Excessive Force in Illinois Federal law enforcement agents have since mid-September 2025 used excessive force against peaceful protesters, legal observers, volunteer street medics, and journalists during demonstrations outside a...

An extensive new report just dropped detailing attacks on protesters and neighbors outside the Broadview detention center:

That said, I would not mind if people want to get loud about it and protest.

We're all buying groceries for friends and giving to food banks. Not being sarcastic. I'd rather spend my money that way than paying for Ubers both ways to stand around while my friends are hungry.

SCHOENING's testimony, at a federal trial on the legality of Trump's guard deployment in Portland, describes federal officails as repeatedly using "indiscriminate" force against protesters despite no signs of threat from protesters.

HAPPENING NOW: Portland Police Commander Franz Schoening testifies that federal officers on Oct. 18 barraged protesters with crowd control munitions — not because of any violence but because another federal officer accidentally shot tear gas onto the roof of the ICE facility.

I really like Homegrown, about an urban farmer who helps other people build their urban farms.

In Utah, Trump’s Vision for Homelessness Begins to Take Shape

Under Trump, the draconian future of homelessness policy is coming into focus: mass internment. Utah is building a 16-acre site to detain up to 1,300 homeless people inside locked "accountability centers." This is profoundly alarming.

Vital reporting from @ellenbarry.bsky.social and Jason DeParle: