US EditionTrump Walks Back 'War' Rhetoric as Chicago Braces for ICE Raids and Possible Guard Role
President Trump targets Chicago with National Guard and Immigration and Customs Enforcement deployment amid over 50 recent killings, despite opposition from local leaders and community protests.
- Donald Trump stated, "We're not going to war" during a press conference addressing concerns about troop deployment to Chicago amid rising immigration enforcement threats.
- Thousands protested in Chicago against Trump's plans to deploy troops and Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents, expressing fear over potential deportations during Mexican Independence Day celebrations.
- Local leaders criticized Trump's federal enforcement plans, arguing they undermine local authority and escalate harmful tensions in the community.
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New York, Sep 9 (EFE).- U.S. President Donald Trump has been threatening the city of Chicago (Illinois) for more than a month with a large-scale operation to deport immigrants who have alleged criminal records behind their backs, but, beyond the warnings, those massive raids have not yet taken place. “Chicago is about to discover why it’s called the Department of War,” Trump wrote in Truth Social on Saturday, although he later retracted, letting…
ICE poses challenges for Chicago
CHICAGO — As President Donald Trump threatens to expand immigration raids and deploy the National Guard, Chicago has become the latest flashpoint in a broader national struggle over how far the federal government can push local authorities to cooperate with…
US President Trump pours oil into the fire and threatens Chicago via AI-meme. City is preparing for the possible presence of the National Guard.
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