National Guard - Page 24

October 4

Major city police unions support federal troop deployments, but local leaders are pushing back

A growing number of police unions are expressing support for the Trump administration's National Guard plan, but are facing pushback from local leaders.

October 3

Obama-nominated federal judge married to House Dem recuses himself from Oregon National Guard case

Judge Michael Simon, who is married to U.S. Rep. Suzanne Bonamici, has recused himself from a case pertaining to the president's move to call the Oregon National Guard into federal service.

October 2

Trump's crime crackdown in Memphis sees early signs of support

Fox News national correspondent Madison Scarpino reports from Memphis, Tennessee as the crime crackdown ramps up on ‘America Reports.’

October 1

National Guard now in place for Oregon amid ‘chaos, death and destruction’: Trump

Oregon National Guard mobilizes 200 service members to protect federal facilities in Portland as immigration enforcement protests continue in the city.

September 30

Ted Cruz: Antifa doesn't rise up organically, it is paid for

Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, joins ‘Jesse Watters Primetime’ to discuss Antifa, Secretary of War Pete Hegseth bringing back the warfighting culture and the looming government shutdown.

September 30

Louisiana governor requests 1,000 National Guard troops to fight violent crime wave across state

Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry formally requests 1,000 National Guard personnel under Title 32 to address overwhelming crime in New Orleans and other cities.

September 29

Laura: Dems care about shielding illegals and catering to criminals

Fox News host Laura Ingraham exposes how Democrats are rushing to court to side with criminals on ‘The Ingraham Angle.’

September 27

Troops head to Portland amid Trump crime crackdown

Political advisor Katie Miller joins ‘Saturday in America’ to break down President Trump’s announcement that he’s sending troops to Portland as part of his crime crackdown.

September 27

Volunteer pilots reflect on one year since Helene devastated western North Carolina

One year after Hurricane Helene hit Western North Carolina, pilots from Total Flight Solutions and United Cajun Navy reflect on their life-saving rescue operations.

September 20

Chicago mayor quotes MLK to argue law enforcement is a 'sickness that has not led to safe communities'

Mayor Brandon Johnson opposed potential National Guard deployment to Chicago, citing Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s description of militarism as a sickness.