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US DOJ responds to Oregon's attempt to halt troop deployment

Lawyers for the United State Department of Justice claim 200 Oregon National Guardsmen are needed to protect the federal agents at the ICE facility from attacks by protesters. "Each federal law enforcement agency is populated by courageous men and women who accept some measure of personal risk in serving their country. But for officers within the Department of Homeland Security’s Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), that risk is extraordinarily severe at present. Cruel activists who disagree with Congress’s and the Executive’s policy judgments on immigration have resorted to vicious tactics to thwart and intimidate the public servants," reads part of a 48-page legal filing the US DOJ submitted in response to Oregon's request for a temporary restraining order on troops. The filing goes on to claim that violence against ICE agents across the country including the recent shooting in Dallas, Texas could occur in Oregon. In that case a gunman, who appeared to be aiming at ICE agents, ended up killing two detainees instead. A separate filing from Field Office Director Cammilla Wamsley noted threats of violence both online and spray-painted on the building, as well as a guillotine brought to the facility Sept. 1, “presumably to intimidate personnel.” More here: https://katu.com/news/local/legal-bat...