Chicago mayor signs executive order banning ICE operations on city property
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On Monday, Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson deployed the Trump administration’s national guard troops to Illinois, while he signed an executive order that prohibits federal immigrant representatives from using urban ownership for immigration practice operations.
Johnson referring to “Iceless Regions” Kurdu-US immigration and Customs Protection (ICE) Chicago initiative protection, President Donald rejected Trump’s criminal pressure and deportation presentation in the city.
“Today, we are signing an executive order aimed at reorganizing this out -of -control management,” Johnson said at a press conference on Monday. He said. “The order is the order without ice.
While Chicago tries to prevent Ice’s efforts to deport, Johnson and Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker filed a lawsuit Monday, Trying to prevent the Trump administration from distributing national guard troops to Illinois.
Pritzker suits Trump to prevent the national guard action in Illinois.
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson rejected President Donald Trump’s plan to place his national guard troops in Chicago. (Kamil Krazaczynski/Getty Images)
“Trump administration should end the war in Chicago,” Johnson said. He said. “The Trump administration should end this war against Americans. Trump administration should end our attempt to dismantle our democracy.”
The White House is mocking ‘Slob’ Pritzker after rejecting Trump’s national guard plan
During his symptoms, Johnson accused the “extreme right” of refusing to accept the consequences of the civil war when slavery was abolished.
“They have repeatedly called for a rematch, but we will use this opportunity to create more resistance in the coming weeks. Chicago people are obviously not tolerated in our cities as a reason to increase a war in Chicago.” He said.
“The right wing in this country wants an interview of the civil war,” Johnson represented during the news conference.
Johnson said Chicago would “tolerate the ice agents of our residents who violate constitutional rights” or “ignore the Trump administration for local authority.”
President Donald Trump visits the US park police Anacostia Operations facility on 21 August 2025, Washington, DC (Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)
“With this executive order, Chicago stands intact about the preservation of the constitutional rights of our residents and our immigrant communities,” Johnson said. He said.
Johnson directed Chicago agencies and departments to identify the targeted areas during the next five days, and issued a clear message to Federal immigration officials for immigration applications, including a staging area, processing location or operation base.
“If the Federal government violates this executive order, we will take them to court, John Johnson said, called Trump to leave Chicago to” only freak “.
Pritzker, who has long been considered a potential 2028 presidential candidate for a long time, said in a statement on Sunday that the Trump administration refused to call “absolutely ugly and non -American” to deploy Illinois national guard troops.
“Now we should start to call it: Trump’s invasion,” Pritzker said.
Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker speaks on March 18, 2025 at Washington at the American Starting Center Event at DC (Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)
Pritzker after refusing to deploy their own troops Texas Gov. Greg Abbott authorized Trump to send 400 Texas National Guard members to Illinois and Oregon.
On Monday, the White House mocked Pritzker for refusing Trump’s national guards Illinois to fight the crime.
“Chicago goes down to lawlessness and chaos because this slob gives more importance to strengthening it Anti -Trump Loans in X White House spokesman Abigail Jackson told Fox News to Digital, more than making his city safe.
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“Pritzker should be ashamed of him,” he said.
The White House and the Department of Internal Security did not respond immediately to FOX News Digital’s request.
