US EditionJudge temporarily blocks Trump administration from sending National Guard troops to Chicago
- U.S. District Court Judge April Perry temporarily blocked the Trump administration from deploying National Guard troops to Chicago.
- Perry said permitting Guard troops would 'only add fuel to the fire that the defendants themselves have started.'
- Illinois Governor JB Pritzker stated there is no credible evidence of a rebellion in Illinois to warrant National Guard presence.
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In the United States, a judge has provisionally banned the use of National Guards in the Greater Chicago area.
Judge temporarily blocks Illinois National Guard deployment
A US federal judge has issued a temporary restraining order blocking Trump from sending National Guard soldiers to Illinois as part of a sweeping crime and immigration clampdown. The order will last until October 23.
District Judge April Perry temporarily blocked President Donald Trump's administration from federalizing or deploying the National Guard in the state of Illinois this Thursday, after the Republican president ordered hundreds of troops to be sent to Chicago not only to fight crime in the city, but also to help enforce immigration laws.Read more]]>
Judge Blocks National Guard Deployment in Illinois
With Texas National Guard troops already on the streets of Chicago , a federal judge has temporarily blocked their deployment. US District Judge April Perry said the deployment violated the 10th and 14th Amendments, as well as the Posse Comitatus Act, which limits the use of the military for law enforcement,...
Judge blocks National Guard deployment in Illinois for 2 weeks (World)
A judge on Thursday blocked the deployment of National Guard troops in the Chicago area for at least two weeks, finding no substantial evidence that a 'danger of rebellion' is brewing in Illinois during Trump's immigration crackdown. It's a victory for Democratic officials who lead the state and cit...
U.S. President Trump plans to deploy National Guards in Chicago. A judge has now ordered the provisional suspension of the operation. She lacks credible evidence of an alleged rebellion.
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