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Trump authorizes the use of 300 National Guard -troops to Chicago
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Trump authorizes the use of 300 National Guard -troops to Chicago

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President Donald Trump of the United States has authorized the use of National Guard troops in Chicago to tackle what the White House calls “lawlessness” in the city run by Democrats.
“President Trump has authorized 300 national guards to protect federal officers and assets” In Chicago said spokesperson for the White House, Abigail Jackson Weeks of threats from the president To send troops into the city as part of a nationally harsh action against crime.
“President Trump will not take an eye for the lawlessness that teases American cities.”
Governor JB Pritzker of Illinois had previously warned that he had received an ultimatum from the Trump government to “call on your troops, or we will do it”.

“It is absolutely outrageous and on-American to demand a governor that military troops will send within our own boundaries and to our will,” he said.

It is simply the last episode in Trump’s constant effort to use American troops in cities that he claims to be flooded with crime and disorder.
Trump has used troops in Los Angeles against the wishes of local leaders to suppress protests that burst over anti-immigration raids.

Right blocks Trump’s Portland -Ising

A judge on Sunday blocked the Republican president’s attempt to send the army to Portland, Oregon, another city of Trump, had set his sights.
Trump has repeatedly called Portland “ravaged by war” and drenched with violent crime, but in Sunday’s judicial order the American district judge Karin Immergut wrote: “The president’s determination was simply unbound by the facts.”

Although the city has seen spread attacks on federal officers and property, the Trump government did not demonstrate “that those episodes of violence were part of an organized attempt to overthrow the government as a whole,” Immergut wrote when granting a temporarily limiting order.

Recent protests in Portland were not “danger of rebellion” and “regular law enforcement forces” could handle such incidents, Immergut wrote.

Senator Ron Wyden, senator of Oregon, welcomed the order and said that the “victory supports what Oregonians already know: we don’t need Donald Trump or want him to sample violence by using federal troops in our state.”

Incident in Chicago shortly before the move of Trump

Hours before Trump gave the use of troops in Chicago on Sunday, a federal officer shot a motorist in the city after a group of cars in law enforcement vehicles, according to a spokesperson for the Department of Homeland Security (DHS).
“Agents could not move their vehicles and left the car. One of the drivers who rammed the law enforcement vehicle was armed with a semi-automatic weapon,” said Assistant Secretary-Assistant-Secretary Secretary Tricia McLaughlin in social media.

“League enforcement was forced to use their weapons and to fire defensive shots with an armed American citizen who drove to the hospital to take care of wounds,” said McLaughlin.

She also accused the local police of Chicago of leaving the scene and refusing to help secure the area.
The Chicago police said that officers had attended the scene, but were not involved in the incident or the investigation of which they said it was dealt with by the federal authorities.
– With additional reporting from the Agence France-Press news agency

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