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Illinois sues the Trump administration over National Guard deployment to Chicago

Illinois challenges the federal government’s authority, citing constitutional violations and political retaliation, to prevent deployment of 700 federalized National Guard troops in Chicago.

  • Illinois filed a lawsuit on October 6 to block President Donald Trump's deployment of National Guard troops to Chicago after he authorized 300 troops despite opposition from state leaders.
  • Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul accused Trump of using troops to punish his political enemies in the lawsuit filed in federal court.
  • Illinois' lawsuit claims the deployment violates the Posse Comitatus Act and infringes on the state's sovereignty, seeking to stop the illegal, dangerous, and unconstitutional federalization of the National Guard.
  • Governor JB Pritzker denounced Trump's actions as an invasion and condemned the portrayal of Chicago as a war zone by federal officials.
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Both Illinois and Chicago have seized justice to block the Trump administration's deployment of the National Guard's military.

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