Judge makes ruling in favor of an insurrection

Daily Wire: 

Judge Blocks Trump From Sending Out-Of-State National Guard Troops To Oregon

"She is saying the Federal government has no jurisdiction to protect Federal property. The last time someone tried to argue this was Fort Sumter."

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 One social media user commented, “I want you to realize how crazy this is. She is saying the Federal government has no jurisdiction to protect Federal property. The last time someone tried to argue this was Fort Sumter,” referring to the beginning of the Civil War, when the Confederacy argued that the U.S. federal government had no right to maintain or protect Fort Sumter because South Carolina had lawfully seceded from the Union, and therefore, Fort Sumter (located in Charleston Harbor) now belonged to South Carolina, and by extension, the Confederacy.

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This Democrat insurrection and the Judges that support it must be defeated to restore lawful order.  This judge may face impeachment for such an order.

See also:

Trump to send 400 Texas National Guard troops to Illinois as anti-ICE protests continue to rage: Pritzker

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