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President Donald Trump directed Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth to provide "all necessary Troops" to protect ICE facilities and the city of Portland, Oregon. Allison Robbert / AFP - Getty Images

A possible cvil war looms as Trump moves toward declaring a national emergency due to the "incredible violence" in Democratically run cities to justify implementing martial law with the reason hidden in plain sight.
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President Donald Trump said Saturday that he was directing Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth to “provide all necessary Troops” to Portland, Oregon.

In a post on Truth Social, the president wrote that the troops would “protect War ravaged Portland” and protect Immigration and Customs Enforcement facilities that he claimed are “under siege from attack by Antifa and other domestic terrorists.”

Trump added that he is “authorizing Full Force, if necessary,” but didn’t clarify what that meant.

A spokesperson for the White House did not immediately respond to clarifying questions about which branch of the military would be deploying to Portland.

The president has repeatedly spoken negatively about Portland, including saying on Thursday that “anarchy” is taking place in the West Coast city.

“You go out to Portland, people die out there. Many people have died over the years in Portland. Portland is, I don’t know how anybody lives there. It’s amazing, but it’s, it’s anarchy out there. That’s what they want. They want anarchy,” Trump said during remarks in the Oval Office on Thursday.

Last week, in separate comments in the Oval Office, the president said people in Portland are “out of control.”

“Have you seen Portland at all? If you take a look what’s happening in Portland. It’s, it has been going on for years. Just people out of control, crazy. We’re going to stop that very soon,” Trump said.

The president has long been outspoken about his negative views toward Portland, a city that he declared in his first term to be an “anarchist jurisdiction.”

Tear gas fills the air as law enforcement responds to protesters at the ICE facility in Portland
on June 18.John Rudoff / Sipa USA via Reuters file

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