Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson (D) said that sending the National Guard to his city is a “wrong solution to a real problem” in a piece of a new opinion. For New York Times,
Johnson wrote in his piece published on Monday, “Our city is not needed by armed members of the National Guard to reduce the crime rate here, as the White House has threatened us.
He said, “Sending to the National Guard is a wrong solution to a real problem. If President Trump listened to the city leaders, he believed that Chicago only experienced record-less homeoid numbers, creating the safest heat since the 1960s, the result of effective cooperation between communities and law enforcement,” he said.
On Sunday, President Trump said that he is “not fighting” with Chicago despite himself. Social media posts recently It showed the city of Vindi in an apocalypse and indicated in the imminent war.
When? If he was there then questioned “Threatened to go to war with Chicago,” Trump told reporters, “We are not going to war. We are going to clean our cities.”
“We are going to clean them, so they do not kill five people in every weekend. This is not a war. It’s general knowledge,” the President said.
Last week, Trump Said when it was a matter of, No, if he would transfer the national guard to Chicago, citing the city’s problems with gun violence.
Trump earlier said, “Okay, we are going in. I was not saying when we are going.” “Look, I have an obligation. This is not a political thing. I have a responsibility.”
The hill has reached the White House for comment.
