US EditionVance says ‘no immediate’ plans to send National Guard to Chicago
The Trump administration explores National Guard deployment to Chicago amid legal challenges and political opposition, with recent declines in violent crime noted by officials.
- On Wednesday, Vice President J.D. Vance indicated that there are currently no plans to deploy the National Guard to Chicago, despite earlier assertions by President Trump suggesting such a move might occur.
- President Trump's repeated threats to send troops to Chicago follow his broader law-and-order agenda targeting Democrat-led cities amid claims of urban violence.
- Local leaders have challenged Trump's account by highlighting recent reductions in violent crime in Chicago, while Governor Pritzker condemned the president’s statements as irrational and promised to pursue legal measures.
- Senators Dick Durbin and Tammy Duckworth requested detailed information from federal agencies about any plans to deploy military forces in Chicago, calling the effort politicized and harmful.
- Legal challenges and limited presidential authority in Illinois suggest that any troop deployment in Chicago would require state cooperation and could face significant obstacles.
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Durbin, Duckworth ask feds for details of Trump's Chicago deployment plan
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Vance Says ‘No Immediate Plans’ to Deploy National Guard to Chicago
Vice President JD Vance said the administration has “no immediate plans” to deploy the National Guard to Chicago, after some remarks from President Donald Trump indicating that such a deployment could happen. Vance’s remarks come after Trump on Tuesday said, “We’re going in” to the crime-heavy Midwest city, where more than 50 people were shot and eight killed during the recent Labor Day weekend. In a Truth Social post about crime rates in the ci…
JD Vance on deploying National Guard to Chicago: 'No immediate plans'
U.S. Vice President JD Vance said there were "no immediate plans" for the deployment of the National Guard to Chicago, when he was asked about remarks from President Donald Trump on the issue and about the timing and size of the potential deployment.
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