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Guard not needed in Chicago, Pritzker tells AP during tour of city to counter Trump’s crime claims

Upworthy Thursday, 28 August 2025 ()
Trump and Pritzker have traded insults for days over a supposed plan that would deploy the National Guard to Chicago and Baltimore, as the administration has done in Los Angeles and Washington, D.C. Pritzker and city leaders vow to sue, but in the meantime Pritzker has convened showy news…
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News video: After D.C. Crackdown, Trump Eyes Chicago Next? Trump Calls City a ‘Killing Field,’ SLAMS Mayor

After D.C. Crackdown, Trump Eyes Chicago Next? Trump Calls City a ‘Killing Field,’ SLAMS Mayor 03:06

After deploying the National Guard in Washington, D.C., President Donald Trump is now signaling Chicago could be next. Blasting the city as a “killing field,” Trump accused the mayor of incompetence and failing to curb violence. The provocative remarks raise fears of a looming federal crackdown...

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