“The president’s threats are under the honor of our nation, but the reality is that he wants to capture our city and break our Constitution,” said Chicago Mayor Banson.
When Donald Trump, when Donald Trump appeared in Chicago, using his favorite communication device, the memes placed on the social account of his truth, the leaders of the state of Illinois responded to both his message and tone.
Agreeable Chicago’s sun’s timeTrump Some reference made In 1979, the film “Apocalypse” “Now,” he obviously hits him, Colonel Kilgor. Robert DUVALL shipping is often quoted “I love the smell of the morning in the morning”, Trump modified his post to read “the smell of deportations.”
The assumption is simple and disturbing, and it testifies to Illinois. JB Pritzker’s response on September 6. The prices said that the official account of the White House also placed social media. “
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Similarly, Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson used his x account to urge urban citizens to protect each other over more illegal threats to the city.
“The president’s threats are under the honor of our nation, but the reality is that he wants to attract our city and break our Constitution.
Like a resident of Chicago and former Member of the Chicago City Council and former General Director Chicago Sundays Edwin Earsikendrat said in 2017-2019 The Guardian:National Guard Will not solve any problem perceived with the crimeIn addition, the history of Chicago, as a city of activists, does not appear well for the deployment of troops inside the city.
“If you think about civilian actions you have seen in history, that’s the age of the century ago, or the long-standing movement of the” Armenian “or what is not helpless.
One of the most popular naughties of Chicago, a resident of Chicago, also recognizes Trump’s calls that invade certain cities, which he says to deal with unacceptable crime rates.
“It simply came to our notice then. It expands. He already speaks about New Orleans, and if you think about all the mayor, the black mayor.
According to Matt Konro, Democrats, who participates in the Fifth Chicago Congressman, federal troops, probably “intimidate” Latin and Latin communities, and it costs taxpayers worth too much money.
“Solving the main reason, they just do what they think that looks good for television, and it does that those who have their rights (Chicago) residents),” said Konro.
To this end, Denis Poloyac, a member of the council, an integral Chicago bloc, said in his comments that federal troubleshooting for Chicagoyans is solidarity.
“We can’t be effective if we don’t work together, and I think we are doing each other.
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