特朗普要向芝加哥派兵 市长拒绝配合

Core Points - Chicago's mayor signed an executive order rejecting cooperation with federal law enforcement and National Guard deployments from the Trump administration [1] - The order mandates that Chicago police must wear official uniforms and not cover their faces to distinguish themselves from federal forces [1] - The executive order aims to provide clear guidance to city officials and residents in preparation to "combat tyranny" [1] Group 1 - The mayor's action follows protests in Los Angeles against federal immigration enforcement, leading to Trump's deployment of National Guard and Marines to various cities [1] - Trump's administration has threatened to extend military deployments to more Democratic-led cities under the pretext of crime fighting [1] - Illinois Governor Pritzker responded to Trump, stating that federal troops are not welcome in Chicago without a request for intervention from the state [2] Group 2 - Reports suggest that federal law enforcement personnel may arrive in Chicago within days, with potential deployment starting around September 5 and lasting approximately 30 days [2] - The mayor emphasized that he would not accept orders from the federal government and would seek legal means to resist the deployment [2] - The White House criticized Democratic leaders for politicizing crime fighting instead of focusing on governance [2]