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The ACLU of West Virginia has filed a lawsuit to block Gov. Patrick Morrisey’s deployment of the West Virginia National Guard to the District of Columbia.
Morrisey is one of six Republican governors who said they’d send troops to the nation’s capital to support law enforcement and the preferences of President Donald Trump.
The lawsuit, filed with Citizen Action Group of West Virginia, says the governor exceeded his authority and the deployment is unlawful.
The groups filed the complaint in Kanawha Circuit Court on Thursday. It was assigned to Judge Richard Lindsay.
ACLU-WV’s Aubrey Sparks says National Guard troops were deployed against U.S. citizens in the Battle of Blair Mountain in 1921.
The governor, the lawsuit says, may only deploy the National Guard outside state borders in a time of emergency. None exists now, it says.
Crime in the city is at a 30-year low, according to the U.S. Justice Department.
Republican leaders in West Virginia mourned the loss of an outspoken conservative figure who was gunned down Wednesday.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsAhead of this weekend’s football game between West Virginia University and the University of Pittsburgh, Gov. Patrick Morrisey is promoting his economic “backyard brawl.”
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsMorissey set a goal to more than triple West Virginia’s electricity output by 2050. He wants the state to build 50 megawatts of power, up from the 15 megawatts it currently can produce.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsThe scheduling order, which establishes deadlines for stages of a legal case and ensures timely progress of the proceedings, shows that both parties will have until mid-February to state their cases in writing to the court.
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