Why does Donald Trump look at Chicago for military deployment to LA, Washington?

The Pentagon is reportedly plans to deploy US military forces to Chicago, following President Donald Trump’s announcement of crime, homelessness and undocumented immigration, according to a Saturday report from the Washington Post. The Department of Defense has been considering the move for several weeks, with options involving the activation of several thousand national waiting troops in September, the report states, citing resources familiar with the discussions. That’s why Trump Chicago “Chicago is a mess,” Republican Trump told reporters on Friday, mocking his mayor as he continued with his attacks on cities run by democratic politicians. “And we will probably fix the one after this.” The Pentagon said in a statement late Saturday: “We will not speculate on further operations. The department is a planning organization and is constantly working with other agency partners on plans to protect federal assets and staff.” The Governor of Illinois JB Pritzker, a Democrat, said the federal government did not contact the state regarding any possible need for assistance. He noted that no emergency in Illinois would justify the national guard or other military forces. “Donald Trump is trying to produce a crisis, Americans who serve in uniform and continue to abuse his power to distract from the pain he causes working families,” Pritzker said. Johnson said on Friday that the city had serious concerns about the impact of any illegal deployment of troops of the national guard, Reuters reported. “The problem with the president’s approach is that it is uncoordinated, unsuccessful and unhealthy,” the mayor said, adding that in Chicago in Chicago in the past year, by more than 30%, by 35%and shooting by almost 40%. What happened in La and Washington? On Trump’s request last weekend, the Republican governors of three states said they were sending hundreds of troops from the national guard hundreds of miles to Washington, DC, the president, depicted the capital of the country as a crime city failure, although the Department of Justice had a 30-year crime in Washington, a self-judgmental. jurisdiction of Congress. While the federal government has a great authority in Washington, DC, the 1973 Home Rule Act gives the city the power to elect its own mayor and the council, although Congress retains the ability to revise local legislation. It remains uncertain how Trump could bypass this law without the approval of Congress. In June, Trump ordered 700 marines and 4,000 troops in the national guard to Los Angeles, against the wishes of the Democratic Governor of California, during mass -immigration attacks by federal officials. (With input of Reuters)