(Portland, OR) -- The federal judge hearing the lawsuit by the State of Oregon against National Guard troops being used in Portland has extended the temporary restraining orders that stop troop deployment. The two orders were set to expire this week. The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals is considering a stay from the federal government that could allow the troops to be deployed. The temporary restraining order has been extended to October 31st with the three-day trial set for October 29th. If the Court of Appeals rules against the orders they would be dissolved.