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President Trump announced he wants more than just the National Guard deployed to the country's biggest cities, like Chicago and Portland. He later claimed that he sent federal troops to Seattle to stop protests during his first term.

During a press conference, President Trump announced that he told Secretary of War Pete Hegseth, "We should use some of these dangerous cities as training grounds for our military and the National Guard." He later described Portland, Oregon as a warzone.

Hundreds protested in Chicago over the White House's immigration crackdown plan. The operation started with at least three arrests yesterday. President Trump is also ramping up his attacks on crime rates in other Blue cities.

The U.S. Supreme Court lifted restrictions on immigration stops in Los Angeles. And big cities, like Chicago, are preparing for a possible Trump takeover.

Illinois' governor says he's ready to stand up to the White House as the Trump administration prepares for a crackdown on crime in Chicago.

President Trump is promising he'll help the city of Chicago and Baltimore fight crime, whether their leaders want it or not.

After President Trump brought National Guard troops to the nation's capital, he now wants to expand the federal crime takeover to Chicago.

Despite the controversy surrounding federal agents in Washington, D.C., President Donald Trump says his federal takeover is a success — adding that the model could be applied to other cities, such as Chicago and New York.

We are seeing reports that the White House plans to send ICE tactical units to five democratic cities, including Seattle, Chicago, Philadelphia, Northern Virginia and New York City, according to MSNBC. They were recently sent to Los Angeles and are said to be one of the many reasons why protests broke out.