Oregon’s suit was filed against Trump, Hegseth and Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem in federal court in Portland on Sunday by Democratic Oregon Attorney General Dan Rayfield. The lawsuit stated that protests against the Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency in Portland have been small and relatively contained since June. On Sunday, Hegseth signed a memo ordering 200 Oregon National Guard troops deployed under federal authority. “Sending in 200 National Guard troops to guard a single building is not normal,” Rayfield said in a statement, apparently referring to an ICE facility. The protests dragged on for months, and some civic leaders at the time said they were spurred rather than quelled by Trump’s deployment of federal troops.