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Chicago federal judge temporarily blocks National Guard deployment in Illinois

Perry said her decision came down to a "credibility determination," and she found the Department of Homeland Security's assessment of recent events in the Chicago area to be "unreliable."

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Trump administration appeals Illinois TRO blocking National Guard deployment

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Judge partially grants petition to stop Trump’s deployment of National Guard troops in Illinois

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Trump Calls for Chicago Mayor and Illinois Governor To Be Jailed

President Donald Trump on Wednesday called for Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker and Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson to be jailed for their opposition to his deployment of the National Guard and accompanying im...

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President Trump threatens Gov. Pritzker and Mayor Johnson with jail

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Trump threatens to arrest JB Pritzker and Chicago mayor

Donald Trump called for the mayor of Chicago and the Illinois governor to be arrested as military troops arrived in the city.

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Pres. Trump says Gov. Pritzker is 'afraid'

The Bad Blood Between Trump and Pritzker Goes Back Decades

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Trump calls for jailing Chicago mayor as troops arrive in Illinois

Democratic leaders say the deployments are politically motivated and have challenged the troop movements in court.

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Trump calls Chicago mayor and Illinois governor 'grossly incompetent' in new White House video

JB Pritzker Dares Trump: 'Come And Get Me'

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Trump says Chicago mayor, Illinois governor 'should be in jail for failing to protect' ICE officers

President Donald Trump said Wednesday that Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson and Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker should be jailed for failing to defend ICE officers.

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Trump urges jail for Illinois, Chicago leaders

President Donald Trump signed a Columbus Day proclamation at the White House Thursday, contrasting with recent Democratic criticism of the Italian explorer's legacy. People often look up to the president — and in this case, that’s clearly a problem.