CHICAGO (AP) — Community leaders in Chicago are preparing for the anticipated arrival of National Guard troops and immigration agents, organizing protests and advising residents on their rights amid President Trump’s plans for an immigration crackdown. This heightened alert comes as local leaders, including Mayor Brandon Johnson and Governor JB Pritzker, oppose the deployment, citing a drop in crime and advocating for federal funding for prevention instead.
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