Trump Admin Sued by Chicago Over National Guard Deployment
Newsweek reports Chicago sued the Trump administration over National Guard deployments. Curiously, the very same voices who loudly champion 'states' rights' and decry federal intrusion often fall silent when the federal boot lands squarely on a Blue State's neck. Remember, the National Guard isn't just for battling literal fires; it's also a convenient tool for political theater, deployed
domestically under Title 32 or Title 10, often with governors begging for the help (or suing to stop it). This isn't about ensuring public safety; it's always about projecting power and making a point. One might wonder where this fervent anti-federal-overreach energy goes when it’s their turn to deploy federal agents to quell protests or impose order, regardless of local objections. It's almost as
if 'federal overreach' becomes tolerable when it aligns with preferred political optics, doesn't it?