Las protestas han estallado en Chicago después de que el presidente de Estados Unidos, Donald Trump, amenazara con una ofensiva federal que incluye el envío de tropas de la Guardia Nacional y la ampliación de las deportaciones.

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Chicago is experiencing increased unrest following President Donald Trump's threat to deploy the National Guard to the city. Protesters have voiced concerns that the move targets communities rather than criminals, and some have described the president's actions as unlawful and racially motivated. 

The situation follows a period of troop presence in Washington, D.C., and legal challenges to similar deployments in other cities. A California judge has ruled a previous deployment in Los Angeles illegal, and Washington, D.C. has initiated a lawsuit against the president, alleging constitutional violations. The White House is appealing the California decision as uncertainty continues over the legality and potential expansion of troop deployments.

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En las calles de Chicago, una resistencia creciente. Sabemos que no van a por criminales, van a por nuestras comunidades. Lo antes impensable parece cada día más posible. A los manifestantes les preocupa que EE.UU. parezca una nación que se prepara para la guerra consigo misma. Esto es ilegal, esto es ilegal, esto es racista. Me emociona que todo el mundo esté aquí, ya sabes, defendiendo lo que es correcto. Temores a fuego lento avivados por un presidente antagónico en línea. El día después de renombrar el Pentágono como Departamento de Guerra, Donald Trump amenaza aparentemente a Chicago en las redes sociales. Bueno, dejémoslo claro, el presidente de los Estados Unidos esencialmente acaba de declarar la guerra en una ciudad importante en su propia nación. Esto no es normal. El presidente suaviza su tono, si no sus objetivos en la vida real. No vamos a la guerra, vamos a limpiar nuestras ciudades. Vamos a limpiarlas para que no maten a cinco personas cada fin de semana. Las tropas han estado sobre el terreno en D.C. durante casi un mes. Pero si Trump enviará a la Guardia Nacional a otras ciudades de EE.UU., incluso algunos de los partidarios del presidente parecen inseguros. Sabemos que ICE viene por una buena razón, para sacar a los criminales de nuestra ciudad, de nuestro país. Pero en cuanto a la Guardia Nacional, siempre he creído, y todavía lo creo, que no van a venir. Los manifestantes también salieron a las calles de Washington para expresar su oposición. Mientras tanto, la cuestión de si algo de esto es legal persiste. Un juez de California ya ha dictaminado que el despliegue de tropas en Los Ángeles en junio fue ilegal. La Casa Blanca está apelando. Ahora Washington, D.C. ha lanzado su propia demanda, acusando al presidente de violar la Constitución cuando envió tropas a esta ciudad. Aaron Collins, CBC News, Washington.

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