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The Attorney General of Tennessee has announced plans to challenge a recent court decision that deemed the deployment of the National Guard to Memphis unlawful. The appeal contends that the governor acted within his legal powers, citing the severe crime crisis as a justification for declaring a “grave emergency” and dispatching the troops.

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