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Trump ‘manufactured crisis’ to justify plan to send national guard to Chicago, leading Democrat says
As White House moves to militarize more cities, Hakeem Jeffries says president is ‘playing’ with Americans’ lives
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usatoday.com
Chicago is up next for the National Guard. 'They're screaming for us,' says Trump
Trump has already deployed 800 National Guard troops in Washington DC, declaring a public safety emergency. He is setting his sights now on Chicago.
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scmp.com
‘Chicago is a mess’: Pentagon plans military deployment to US city
The Democratic governor of Illinois, which includes Chicago, accused Trump of ‘attempting to manufacture a crisis’.
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theguardian.com
Trump ‘manufactured crisis’ to justify plan to send national guard to Chicago, leading Democrat says
As White House moves to militarize more cities, Hakeem Jeffries says president is ‘playing’ with Americans’ lives
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telegraph.co.uk
Trump draws up plans to deploy National Guard in Chicago
Opponents accuse president of ‘power grab’ as Republicans manoeuvre to extend his control over Washington DC
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aljazeera.com
Trump has no basis to deploy troops to Chicago: Top Democratic US lawmaker
Illinois Governor JB Pritzker also accuses Republican US president of pushing to ‘manufacture a crisis’ to abuse power.
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Trump news at a glance: Jeffries says president ‘playing games’ with American lives as national guard to be sent to Chicago
House minority leader decries plan confirmed by Pentagon while Chicago mayor calls it ‘most flagrant violation of our constitution in the 21st century’ – key US politics stories…
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Donald Trump accused of ‘turning military on American citizens’ over plans to send National Guard to Chicago – US politics live
Illinois attorney general says president’s actions are ‘un-American’ and there is no emergency as Pentagon official confirms plans to send troops to city
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Trump threatens to send troops into Chicago. Illinois Gov. Pritzker fires back.
In speech, Pritzker says Trump won't improve Chicago's safety by sending in National Guard. Instead, he says the president is 'defunding the police.'