President Donald Trump has hinted at a potential federal crackdown on crime in Chicago, following his recent anti-crime measures in Washington, D.C., which included federalizing the city and deploying National Guard troops. The president’s administration has been pushing for stricter law enforcement tactics, emphasizing the need for federal oversight in areas with high crime rates.
Analysts and legal experts have expressed concerns about the implications of federalizing cities, suggesting that such actions could lead to increased federal involvement in state and local affairs. The decision to deploy National Guard units in Washington, D.C., has also raised questions about the balance of power between federal and municipal authorities.