Summary
The state of Illinois and the city of Chicago are suing to prevent President Donald Trump from sending National Guard troops to Chicago. This legal action follows a ruling that stopped troop deployment to Portland, Oregon. City officials argue that federal troops are unnecessary and could worsen the situation.
Key Facts
- Illinois and Chicago are taking legal steps to block National Guard deployment.
- The lawsuit was filed on Monday.
- President Trump's administration aims to send troops to Chicago.
- A federal judge recently stopped troops from going to Portland, Oregon.
- The federal government claims Democrat-led cities are in crisis.
- Local officials disagree and say federal troops are not needed.
