"No venga a Chicago, presidente": la respuesta de Illinois a Trump.

Mr. President, don't come to Chicago. With that phrase, the governor of Illinois responded directly to President Donald Trump, who threatens to send troops from the National Guard to the city. Trump said he could enter without asking permission and even made fun of the governor, cataloging him as a disaster. And in that context, in a press conference, the governor was accompanied by the mayor of Chicago,

federal senators, the Attorney General of Illinois, and community leaders, as well as businessmen. They all agreed to reject a military deployment, making it clear that there is no emergency that would justify it. They denounced what they called political terrorism and warned that sending troops would be unconstitutional

and dangerous. The authorities reminded that crime in Chicago has fallen by more than 30% since 2021 and that what the city requires are not soldiers, but investment in schools, jobs and homes. that what the city requires are not soldiers, but investment in schools, jobs and homes. They assured that if Trump decides to send troops to Illinois, they would reach the court.