Trump authorizes the deployment of the National Guard in Chicago

President Donald Trump has authorized the deployment of 300 troops at the National Guard in Chicago to turn to what he believes is a crime out of control.

This move came hours after immigration authorities said they were confronted with protesters in the city city and shot an armed woman when she and others put their cars into row vehicles.

State and local leaders have been criticizing plans for the implementation of Trump for weeks and called it abuse of power. Illinois governor JB Pritzker said Trump “was trying to produce a crisis.”

The message came as a federal judge in Portland, Oregon – another liberal city – temporarily blocks the Trump administration from the deployment of 200 troops there.

Judge Karin Imergut called Trump’s statements about Portland’s conditions “did not target the facts” and stated that this move was violating the Constitution.

She said the use of the military to suppress the excitement without Oregon’s consent risks the sovereignty of this country and others, adding that it also inflamed tension in the city and causes increased protests.

IMERGUTT has ruled that the arguments of the administration to unfold “risk blurring the border between the civil and military federal power – to the detriment of this nation.”

It is probably the legal challenge to be submitted for each placement in Chicago. It is unclear whether some troops were still located in the democratic city.

The city is the last – many of them, led by Democrats – must be directed to a controversial deployment of troops, joining Washington, Los Angeles, Memphis and Portland.

Deposits raise both legal and constitutional issues, as the troops of the National Guard are usually unfolded by the governor of the state and centuries -old laws limit the use of the Government of the military For internal issues.

Chicago is watching an increase in protests for the implementation of immigration in the city, with many happening outside the US immigration and customs facilities.

“Against the backdrop of continuing violent disorders and lawlessness that local leaders like Gov Pritzker have refused to go out, President Trump has authorized 300 national guards to defend federal officers and assets,” said White House spokesman Abigail Jackson. “President Trump will not close his eyes to the lawlessness that has hit the US cities.”

On Saturday – just before Trump resolves the troops there – the US border patrol staff shot a woman in Chicago after a group of people inserted cars into immigration vehicles, a statement from the Ministry of Internal Security (DHS) said. The woman was armed, the statement said.

The injuries of the woman were unclear. DHS said she had boarded a local hospital.

Earlier this week, the president spoke about his ongoing military unfolds in the US cities as he turned to high-ranking leaders in the military.

He told military leaders that he wanted US cities used as “training sites” for US troops so that they could fight the “enemy inside” and extinguish excitement.

“They are very dangerous places and we will straighten them one by one,” he told the cities led by Democrats, including Chicago. He told military leaders that he would be “a major part for some of the people in this room.”

Trump has threatened to send troops to Chicago for nearly a month – citing crimes and shootings in the city.

For the past two years, violence in Chicago has fallen significantly. Between January and June, the killing rate dropped by one -third compared to the same period last year, according to the Criminal Justice Council.

But the total levels in Chicago remain significantly higher than the average for many cities in the United States. There were at least 58 people shot – eight fatal – on the holiday weekend of Labor Day last month.