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Illinois, Chicago sue to block National Guard

Illinois files a lawsuit to block Trump deploying the National Guard, joining Oregon

Illinois and the city of Chicago are suing the Trump administration over its effort to deploy National Guard troops in the state.

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National Guard deployment moves ahead in Illinois after judge declines state’s suit to block Trump call-up

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Illinois and Chicago file lawsuit to block Trump deployment of National Guard

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Illinois sues to stop National Guard deployment as Trump escalates clash with states

Illinois filed a lawsuit on Monday seeking to block U.S. President Donald Trump from deploying hundreds of federalized National Guard troops into the streets of Chicago.

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Trump seeks Texas National Guard deployments to Illinois, Oregon, other locations, Illinois Gov. says

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JB Pritzker’s legal challenge to stop National Guard reaching Chicago fails

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Chicago and Illinois sue to stop Trump’s Guard deployment plan after Portland ruling

The lawsuit alleges that “these advances in President Trump’s long-declared ‘War’ on Chicago and Illinois are unlawful and dangerous.”

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Illinois becomes latest battleground in court fights over Trump’s use of National Guard

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Over Pritzker’s objections, Trump sending 300 National Guardsmen to Chicago

Illinois, Texas National Guard troop mobilization to Chicago to begin 'immediately,' last 60 days

Officials confirmed 300 troops from Illinois and another 400 troops from Texas are being mobilized to go to Chicago, Portland and other locations. The troops will be stationed "in places where there are violent demonstrations in the state,

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Homeland Security requests National Guard to be sent to Chicago despite protests from local leaders

The request came after law enforcement who were patrolling near the intersection of 39th Place and S. Kedzie Avenue in Chicago shot an unidentified "armed U.S. citizen" Saturday morning who was allegedly on Homeland Security's radar, according to the top spokeswoman at DHS.