US President Donald Trump said that Chicago could be the next city where the federal government can take action to stop the crime. Earlier, the government has been taking similar action in Washington for a few days. Talking to reporters at the White House Oval Office, Trump claimed that Washington DC “is one of the safest cities in the world” while talking to reporters at the White House Oval Office. He also indicated that his administration will also turn to other cities to deal with crime, homeless, and illegal stay.

The President said, “After this Chicago will be our next city. When Trump announced at a press conference at the White House on August 11 that he was deploying national guards to help in restoring law and order and public security in Washington, he described Chicago, Los Angeles, New York, Baltimore and Auckland as a disturbed city. A release issued to said that more than 1,900 soldiers have been called from several states including West Virginia, South Carolina, Mississippi, Ohio, Louisiana and Tennessi National Guard under this mission.

Trump meets National Guard soldiers

Trump met Law Enforcement Officers and National Guard personnel in South-Eastern Washington on Thursday (21 August 2025) and reiterated his resolve to launch a similar crime repression campaign in other cities. CNN quoted an US defense officer on Friday as saying that Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has ordered the members of the National Guard patrolling the streets of Washington to keep their service weapons. This instruction of Hegseth is different from the previous guidelines of the Pentagon. The Pentagon had earlier said that if the situation is needed, weapons can be given to the members of the National Guard.

On 11 August 2025, President Donald Trump declared the crime emergency, calling the crime “out of control” in Washington DC. In response, Bosar said that the crime has not only come down from 2023, but has been less than 2019, and said that we are at a 30 -year low in terms of violent crime.

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Us immigration protest: On Friday and Saturday (6-7 June 2025) in the US Los Angeles, there has been a conflict between paramount protesters and federal agents. In response to the raids conducted by the US immigration and customs enforcement (ICE), thousands of protesters took to the streets, who protested by writing on placards on placards like ‘ice out’.

The protesters have recorded footage on the smartphone, in which the protesters are seen waving the Mexican flag and some covered their face with masks. The online video showed that a portion of Bulleward had to be closed due to increasing tension between protesters and federal agents.

Trump administration strict action: 2,000 national guard deployment

Following the conflict incidents, the Trump administration announced the deployment of 2,000 National Guard soldiers on Saturday (7 June 2025). Trump’s border chief Tom Homan confirmed this on Fox News, which aims to assist fresher agents and strengthen the crowd control. President Trump said in his response on Truth Social that the federal government will intervene if the Governor of California and the Mayor of Los Angeles cannot do their work. It is clear from this statement that the federal government now intends to take action on its terms instead of the state.

What is the reaction of California on Trump’s decision?

California Governor Gavin Newsmam deliberately inflammatory of the Trump administration. He believes that this step is more instigator than to calm the situation. In the perspective of the state government and the local administration, the huge presence of federal forces and the deployment of weapons armed soldiers are similar to a political power display, which raises a question mark on the security situation of the state.

The biggest conflict in paramount

The biggest confrontation occurred in Paramount, where hundreds of people came out on the streets after Ice’s raids. Federal agents used tear gas and flashbang to control the crowd. The situation worsened when the protesters gathered outside a federal facility, where they damaged the public property and cut tires of some vehicles. This unrest emerged directly resulting in 44 arrests on Friday and the target immigration raids from the ICE.