Chicago Leaders Oppose Trump’s Immigration Crackdown and Military Threats

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson plans to sign an executive order to resist President Trump's immigration crackdown, emphasizing that city police will not collaborate with federal agents on immigration enforcement and urging federal officers to identify themselves. The move is part of broader efforts by Democratic-led cities to push back against federal immigration and law enforcement initiatives, amid concerns over the legality and constitutionality of potential federal military or law enforcement deployment in Chicago.