Donald Trump announced that he will send federal forces to Chicago, considered "the most dangerous city in the world," provoking negative reactions from local authorities.
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In a press conference, Trump confirmed the intention to send federal forces to Chicago, similar to actions in Los Angeles and Washington. The Democratic governor of Illinois, JB Pritzker, and the mayor of Chicago, Brandon Johnson, strongly opposed, stating that the intervention will not combat crime but has political purposes.
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