Seattle leaders reject Trump's troop deployment
President Donald Trump has announced plans to send troops to Portland, Oregon, citing the need to protect ICE facilities and combat Antifa. Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell says he has spoken with Portland's mayor, offering support to the city. Harrell described Trump's threats as illegal and authoritarian, aimed at silencing free speech and intimidating the American people.
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