Summary
The White House criticized Illinois Governor JB Pritzker for rejecting President Donald Trump's decision to send National Guard troops to Illinois. Pritzker argued that the move is illegal and politically motivated. A federal lawsuit has been filed by Pritzker to block the troop deployment.
Key Facts
- President Donald Trump decided to send National Guard troops to Illinois.
- Governor JB Pritzker opposed this decision and calls it an "invasion."
- Pritzker's administration believes the action is unconstitutional and politically driven.
- Pritzker filed a federal lawsuit to prevent the National Guard deployment.
- The White House spokeswoman criticized Pritzker for prioritizing anti-Trump sentiments over safety.
- The issue is part of a broader focus on Democrat-led states by the White House.
- The conflict follows weeks of protests related to federal immigration enforcement.
