Donald Trump He was told reporters Friday that he might send the National Guard to Portland, Oregon, apparently because he was misled by the TV report that the scale of small protests outside the immigration detention center there recorded incorrect videotapes during the 2020 protests.
“I’ll say that, today I’m watching, I don’t know that’s going on, but Portland is incredible, what’s going on.” Trump says. He then mistakenly claimed that he had seen video evidence of “destroying the city.”
In fact, a few protesters demonstrated outside immigration and customs law enforcement agencies in a remote area Portland Along this year’s South Waterfront, but the scale of attracting dozens of protests was not the same as the 2020 protests that police killed George Floyd in 2020, which often drew thousands of protests to the central part of the city for more than two months.
“Are you going to Portland?” a reporter asked Trump.
The president replied, “Well, I’m going to see it now because I don’t know it’s going on. It’s going on for years.” He then explained how he was misled as a completely wrong belief that the massive protests since 2020 continue.
“We will be able to stop this easily, but that’s not on my list, Portland, but when I watched TV last night, that kept going.”
“Like other mayors nationwide, I have no demands – no federal intervention is required,” Portland Mayor Keith Wilson said in a statement Friday. “We are proud of the success of the Portland police in protecting free speech during the occasional violence and property destruction caused during the protests in Portland. We expect that the location and the surrounding half block will continue to be the focus of the protests. Portland will continue to be a proud sanctuary city to make our communities and our communities and our individual rights, which will continue to rise.
The president has not listed specific news reports about his impressions, but Fox News Broadcast Report Thursday, here are images of the recent protests in Portland, with dozens of protesters attending Viral video clips From a 2020 protester, Christopher David, was sprinkled with pepper by a federal agent who was wrongly described as being shot dead in June this year.
The report focused mainly on a protest outside the facility, with dozens of protesters participating in protesters who used the guillotine as props before being immersed in a chemical agent with federal officials.
“These are paid terrorists,” the president said. Unfounded conspiracy theory His administration expanded anti-fascist protesters in 2020.
“These are paid churners, these are professionals. I looked at last night, and I was good at these things. These are paid churners, and they will be paid by radical leftists.”
He went on to suggest that some of the signs of good prints shown by protesters proved his theory, saying: “These are paid agitations, very dangerous to our country, and when we go there, if we go to Portland, we will destroy them, we will disappear. They won’t even stand up.”
“It’s like living in hell,” the president said. He described a fictional version of Portland that has no similarity to the actual city, where the fence around the federal court was the scene of a massive protest in 2020, with the Central Police Headquarters no longer climbing into the windows.
this Oregon Attorney General Dan Rayfield threatens to take action if Trump sends troops to Oregon.
“Although from Trump administration “It may be new or surprising, and it’s not: We’ve been preparing to respond since Trump returned to office. California shows that our approach can stop the federal over-effects. Oregon is a safe place and we intend to keep that. The president may have a lot of power, but he has to stay in his driveway – if he doesn’t, we’ll hold him accountable.”
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