The Trump administration sent hundreds of federalized personnel from the California National Guard to Portland, Oregon, Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) said and the White House confirmed Sunday.

The big picture: The move, which Newsom says he'll sue over, comes the day after a federal judge temporarily blocked the administration's deployment of Oregon troops, saying the government had failed to prove immigration-related protests in the area couldn't be handled by local law enforcement.

The latest: While Newsom said 300 California National Guard members would be deployed, chief Pentagon spokesperson Sean Parnell told Axios Sunday evenining that about 200 troops would be sent from the state to Portland. • They're "being reassigned from duty in the greater Los Angeles area" to the city to support I

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