Illinois Governor’s governor rejected Pritzker, Trump’s National Guard’s plan for Chicago

Illinois governor, JB Pritzker, a democratic, said there is no emergency and that President Donald Trump “is trying to manufacture a crisis” after reports that the federal government may deploy the National Guard to Chicago to address Crime in the city.

“Illinois at this time has not received any requests or communication from the federal government asking whether we needed help, and we have not submitted any requests for federal intervention,” the ruler said in a statement on Saturday.

This comes yet Trump step To enhance the existence of federal law in Washington, DC, in an attempt to reduce crime. Hundreds of federal agents and the National Guard forces were deployed in the streets of the capital as part of the federal acquisition of the region.

Now, Trump says Chicago can be the next goal of his management to suppress federal crime.

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Pentagon plans for a military deployment in Chicago for weeks, which may include filling a few thousand National Guard forces Next month, according to the Washington Post.

“The safety of the people of Illinois is always my maximum priority,” said Pritzker. “There is no state of emergency that calls for the President of the United States that defines the National Guard, Illinois, the deployment of the National Guard from other states, or the actual sending of the army within our borders.”

The ruler also accused Trump of trying to manufacture a crisis, politicizing Americans who serve official uniforms, and continues to abuse his strength to pay attention to the pain caused by working families.

“We will continue to follow the law, defend the sovereignty of our state, and protect the people of Illinois,” continued.

The mayor of Chicago calls a plan for the publication of the National Guard of Trump, “uncomfortable, not owned and not sound”

Democratic ruler, Lieutenant Juliana Straton, said that Trump is preparing to deploy federal forces in Chicago “proves what we all know: he is ready to go to any possible length to create chaos if that means more political power – it does not matter who is harmed.”

“As a lieutenant and throughout my career, I fought strongly to reform our criminal legal system and under the Pritzker-Strateton administration, we have made tremendous progress,” she said in a statement. “The crime in Chicago decreases and there are absolutely no justifications for this decision, other than the payment of attention from the pain that Trump raises on the families working with his dangerous agenda.”

She added: “Illinois, the ruler of Pritzker and I am here to defend your rights and freedoms, and we will protect you from hate storms and fear in our way.”

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“The deployment of the National Guard illegally in Chicago has the ability to overcome the tensions between the population and the law enforcement when we know that confidence between the police and the population is a foundation to build safer societies,” said Chicago mayor Brandon Johnson, who is also a democratic, said earlier.

Johnson said in a statement on Friday, “The illegal publication of the (National Guard) will not be sustainable and will threaten to undermine the historical progress we have made,” Johnson said in a statement on Friday.

The mayor was also martyred with data that shows that murders, theft and shooting had decreased significantly last year.