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President Donald Trump announced the federalization of the Oregon National Guard to deploy in Portland, drawing sharp criticism from local leaders who view the move as a politically motivated stunt. Officials argue that it unnecessarily pits National Guard members against Oregonians and threatens community stability. Reports indicate that Portland is experiencing increased foot traffic and decreased violent crime, highlighting a positive shift in the city's atmosphere. The City Council, Mayor, Governor, and Attorney General have united in opposition to this military activation, deeming it harmful to the progress made in the city. Local leaders stress that peaceful resistance is vital, urging residents to support their communities amid federal intervention.

They advocate for reporting confirmed ICE activity and volunteering with local organizations to bolster community resources. As the Portland City Council President, the author pledges to maintain the momentum of recovery and resist federal disruptions. The focus remains on showcasing the city's resilience and the unnecessary nature of federal action.

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