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Trump Weighs Using Insurrection Act to Send Troops to US Cities

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As some federal agents and protestors clash in Chicago and Portland, President Donald Trump now says he would consider invoking the Insurrection Act to send the military into those cities if the courts block his deployment of National Guard troops. NBC’s Peter Alexander reports for TODAY.



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