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Gov. Pritzker, Mayor Johnson tell President Trump to keep National Guard off the streets of Chicago
Flanked by Illinois Democrats, community advocates, business leaders and clergy, Gov. JB Pritzker and Mayor Brandon Johnson were unified in voicing that federal troops are not welcome or needed in Chicago.
In response to military deployment, Pritzker tells Trump: 'Do not come to Chicago'
Illinois’ Democratic leaders showed a united front Monday against President Donald Trump’s threats to deploy the military into Chicago’s streets to fight crime with one message: “Mr. President, do not come to Chicago.
A longtime leader of Washington’s leftist wing, U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders said in Chicago that his deeply-rooted push for ...
Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker has insisted there is “no emergency that warrants” Trump sending troops into the Windy City.
Mayor Brandon Johnson said Sunday that City Hall is working closely with county and state officials to prepare for "any ...
President Trump Monday threatened to order National Guard troops to Chicago in a widening crackdown on big cities that ...
Rep. Jared Moskowitz (D-Fla.) told President Trump on Monday to pressure Russia with the same intensity he has used against ...
President Donald Trump says Chicago will likely be the next target of his efforts to address crime, homelessness and illegal ...
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson and Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker have responded after reports say the Pentagon plans a military ...
Trump has deployed hundreds of National Guard troops to patrol the streets of Washington, D.C., a tactic he could mirror elsewhere.
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