Trump pledges swift action on Chicago violence amid Labor Day unrest

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President Trump has criticized Chicago's crime rate, calling it the worst city globally, and has suggested federal intervention, including deploying National Guard troops, despite local officials' opposition. Crime statistics show a decrease in violence in Chicago, but Trump remains focused on addressing crime through federal measures, amid ongoing political debates and plans for increased immigration enforcement in the city.
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- Trump amps up rhetoric toward Chicago as Democrats prepare for showdown The Washington Post
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