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- U.S. President Donald Trump withdrew National Guard troops from Chicago, Los Angeles, and Portland.
- The U.S. Northern Command confirmed demobilization of more than 5,000 troops at a cost near $500 million.
- Deployments were blocked by court rulings.
- The Supreme Court rejected claims that protests against immigration policies warranted military intervention.
- National Guard members remain in Washington, D.C., in support roles, with their mission expected to conclude later this year.
