Las autoridades de Chicago coinciden en que es inminente una ofensiva federal contra la inmigración. El sábado comenzó una semana de celebraciones del Día de la Independencia de México.

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Chicago officials have expressed concern about an impending federal immigration crackdown, following President Trump's recent social media post suggesting increased enforcement against undocumented migrants. Community events have been affected, with volunteers monitoring for federal agents at public gatherings and using warning signals to alert others.

CBS News has reported that federal agents are moving into the city, and an internal government memo indicates the Department of Homeland Security plans to use Naval Station Great Lakes as a staging area for immigration operations. The memo details requests for hundreds of agents and vehicles, with the operation potentially lasting several weeks. Local leaders have criticized the federal approach, especially as crime rates in Chicago have recently declined.

Las autoridades de Chicago coinciden en la inminencia de una ofensiva federal contra la inmigración

Buenas noches a todos y gracias por acompañarnos este sábado. Comenzamos esta noche en Chicago, donde hay una gran preocupación por el presidente Trump política de inmigración. En un post de Truth Social esta mañana, el presidente parecía amenazar con utilizar el poder de la Departamento de Guerra sobre los inmigrantes indocumentados en la ciudad. El post decía, cito: "Me encanta el olor de las deportaciones". También compartió una imagen de dibujos animados burlándose de la película sobre la guerra de Vietnam, Apocalypse Now. En Washington, D.C., hubo una gran manifestación exigiendo al presidente que retirara el National tropas de la Guardia Nacional que desplegó allí el mes pasado para luchar contra lo que él llama una emergencia criminal. De vuelta en Chicago, CBS News ha sabido que algunos agentes federales se están trasladando. Jermont Terry de CBS tiene lo último. Buenas Noches. Hay un consenso de los funcionarios de Chicago que una ofensiva federal contra la inmigración es inminente. Hoy comienza una semana de celebración de la independencia de México. Muchos eventos comunitarios han sido cancelados, pero un desfile siguió adelante como estaba previsto. Miles de personas se alinearon en la ruta del desfile a pesar de los nuevos temores de deportación. Olga Cook es una ciudadana estadounidense originaria de México. Es una preocupación cada día salir de casa y estar con mi familia o mis amigos. Dispersos entre la multitud, los voluntarios al acecho de los agentes federales, cada uno armado con un silbato naranja para avisar si aparecían los agentes de inmigración. Era una posibilidad real tras la ominosa publicación del presidente Trump en las redes sociales. Para el presidente salir con estas palabras amenazantes es repugnante. El presidente Trump se ha centrado recientemente en Chicago, criticando los niveles de delincuencia a pesar de datos estatales y federales que muestran que el crimen en la Ciudad de los Vientos está disminuyendo. La policía de Chicago registró este verano el menor número de homicidios desde 1965. Trump ha amenazado con enviar a la Guardia Nacional a Chicago como hizo en Washington, D.C. El tercer despliegue en California en junio fue recientemente declarado ilegal por un juez federal. El gobernador de Illinois, J.B. Pritzker, espera que la administración Trump utilice una libro de jugadas en su estado. Parte de su nefasto plan es comenzar con hielo, causar caos en el terreno, y haciendo que digan que hay necesidad de tropas militares sobre el terreno para proteger el hielo. CBS News ha sabido que la administración Trump está impulsando un plan para convertir la marina estación de los Grandes Lagos, a unos 80 kilómetros al norte de Chicago, en una operación de inmigración zona de reagrupamiento. Según un memorándum interno del gobierno obtenido por CBS News, el Departamento de Seguridad Nacional solicitó alrededor de 250 agentes y 140 vehículos en la base. Ese memorándum interno dice que los agentes federales podrían usar esa base naval durante 30 días. Jerrika, eso significa que la ofensiva federal aquí en Chicago podría durar varias semanas. Jermont Terry en Chicago. Gracias.

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