On the streets of Chicago, leaders and activists have been clear: they don't want President Trump sending in the National Guard despite the high crime rate there.

The president doesn't seem to care about that. "We're going in," Trump said this week. "I didn't say when, but we're going in...I'm the President of the United States. If I think our country is in danger, and it is in danger in these cities, I can do it."

But Illinois Governor JB Pritzker disagrees. "What President Trump is doing is unprecedented and unwarranted," he said at a rally this week. "It is illegal. It is unconstitutional. It is un-American."

So far, the courts have agreed. One judge recently ruled it was illegal for President Trump to send the National Guard to help quell immigration protests in California. That jud

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