A book described in reporting claims that Vice President JD Vance urged President Donald Trump to invoke the Insurrection Act to respond to protests in Minneapolis. According to the account cited by outlets, Vance’s suggestion included sending U.S. troops to address the unrest. The reports also say White House officials were concerned that using the Insurrection Act and deploying federal forces could trigger significant political and public backlash. Both sources attribute the claims to the book’s account and indicate that the discussion took place at the White House during the period of protests in Minneapolis. The reports do not provide additional details about what specific actions were contemplated beyond the potential invocation of the Act and the deployment of troops, nor do they indicate that such measures were ultimately carried out. The information is presented as part of an external publication’s claims, rather than as an independently verified account of decisions made on record by the administration.
Book claims JD Vance urged Trump to invoke Insurrection Act over Minneapolis protests
A book described in reporting claims that Vice President JD Vance urged President Donald Trump to invoke the Insurrection Act to respond to protests in Minneapolis. According to the account cited by o...
- Multiple reports say a book claims JD Vance urged Trump to consider invoking the Insurrection Act.
- The proposed response was described as sending U.S. troops to address unrest in Minneapolis.
- Reporting states White House officials feared potential blowback from invoking the Act.
- The claims are attributed to the book’s account rather than to an on-the-record statement described in the summaries.
- The reports refer specifically to Minneapolis protests as the context for the alleged discussion.
VP reportedly urged the president to consider sending in US troops as White House officials feared widespread blowback
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