As Trump’s week unfolds, Guard plans in Chicago could come into focus

More details of the president Donald Trump The possible publication of the additional National Guard forces can focus on Chicago this week.

The move comes at a time when the Trump administration doubles on its difficult agenda, as it seeks to obtain a larger federal imprint in the cities led by Democrats, which leads to a review of local leaders who pass this step as political.

Trump pledges to make the capital “safer” and “beautiful” with crime and displacement capital battles

On Friday, Trump said he would address the crime in other major American cities, describing the capital as “hell” before the implementation of federal law and more than 2,200 members of the National Guard who were filled for patrols in the city’s streets. “Now it is safe,” the president said the president said after his visit with forces deployed in the capital.

American Public Prosecutor Pam Bondi He said last week that more than 700 arrests in the capital since August 11.

Trump said he would expand the security efforts to other major American cities across the country, where Chicago is excreted but provides some details.

Trump said on Friday: “Chicago is a chaos. You have an efficient mayor,” Trump said on Friday.

The mayor of Chicago Brandon Johnson, a democratic, said in a statement on Friday that his city has not yet received details about the additional federal law enforcement or military deployment operations in Chicago. He described the Trump administration’s efforts as “unjustified, unjustified and impossible.”

The Chicago mayor delivers a plan to publish the National Guard of Trump

Illinois Governor JB Pritzker said in a statement on Saturday that he had also not heard from the federal government and indicated that his mandate did not request security assistance.

Chicago topped the home of about 2.7 million people, the nation in the murders for 13 consecutive years, registered 573 in 2024 alone, according to the private city figures.

It is not immediately clear the size and possible scope of publishing in Chicago, or when it may start.

During the weekend, Trump threatened to send the National Guard to Baltimore after an invitation from the governor of Maryland Wes Moore to attend public safety and learn about security needs.

The governor of Maryland Wes Moore goes to greeting the guests during an event on a campaign of awareness of violence at the Kintland Community Center on June 7, 2024 in Landover, Maryland. (Andrew Harnik/Getty Images)

“As a president, I prefer to clean this crime catastrophe before I go there on foot,” Trump wrote to a social position in fact. He added that he could deploy members of the National Guard in Maryland to “quickly clean the crime.” The president added that he could not call Moore on August 21.

Trump says he can send the National Guard to Maryland to treat crime

Earlier this month, the Trump administration has launched plans to reduce crime and the growing unlike population in the country’s capital.

“The mayor of the capital, Moriel Bousseer, is a good person who tried, but she gave many opportunities, crime numbers are getting worse, and the city only gets dirt and less attractive. The American public will not bear with her anymore.”

A man sleeps on the American Capitol show in front of the Union Station in Washington, DC on May 31, 2022. (Michael S. Williamson/The Washington Post/Getty Images)

Trump wrote in separate Social truth He wants the homeless to move immediately “away from” the capital of the nation. He wrote in the same post: “Criminals, you do not have to go out. We will put you in prison where they belong,” adding that the new campaign in both cases will “happen very quickly.”

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“The master will not be”. “We want our capital,” Trump wrote, adding that more details will be presented about these efforts during a press conference on Monday.