CHICAGO (AP) – Illinois leaders filed a lawsuit to halt President Trump’s plan to send National Guard troops to Chicago as part of his aggressive immigration enforcement measures. Governor J.B. Pritzker described the move as a form of 'Trump’s invasion' and argued that military presence is not required, a sentiment echoed by officials in Oregon where a similar deployment was blocked. In response, a White House spokesperson claimed this deployment was necessary to handle what they termed 'ongoing violent riots and lawlessness' in Chicago. Following persistent protests and tensions around immigration tactics, Chicago’s Mayor Brandon Johnson signed an executive order preventing federal agents from using city property for enforcement operations, highlighting the growing divide between local and federal approaches to immigration issues.