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President Donald Trump on Saturday gave his strongest hint, but he can accommodate federal troops in Chicago, placing a parody of the meme about himself as a commander in the war with Chicago – attracting a quick reproach with Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker And other officials who said the post became a threat.
In the image of Trump, which is known to have provoked his opponents the savvy use of social media, stylized as Robert Duval’s hero in “Apocalypse now”, an epic of war in Vietnam about a decorated American officer who went deep in the Cambodian jungle.
“I love the smell of deportations in the morning …” Trump wrote Above the image of the play on the famous quote of the 1979 hit movie.
“The Chicago here is that it will find out why it is called the Ministry of the War,” he wrote, and three helicopter smileys. He came a day after he signed the executive order, changing the name of the Ministry of Defense to the Ministry of War.
President Trump on Saturday gave, perhaps the strongest hint that he can accommodate federal troops in Chicago, placing a parody of the meme about himself as a commander in the war with Chicago (Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)
This message appeared on the provoking Passover and Mayor of Chicago Brandon Johnson, who both categorically opposed Trump’s threats to activate this National Security In a windy city to stop crimes and help boost their immigration efforts.
Trump is shown to be dressed in military photos, reminiscent of Duval, Lieutenant Colonel Bill Kilgor, a bright and fearless cavalry officer who heads the air attack on the Vietnamese village.
Helicopters fly over the Chicago horizon against a fiery background, causing the scenes of the Vietnam War.
The text “Chipocalypse Now” is scrolled at the bottom of the image, the reef on the apocalypse now, “Chico”.
Trump seemed to work, as for an hour, Packer shot back, and Johnson also weighed.
Illinois Governor JB Pritzker appears during a press conference amid reports of possible federal deployment in Chicago on September 2, 2025. (Camille Krazachin/AFP via Getty Images)
“The United States president threatens to go to war with the American city,” the Packer wrote on X: “It’s not a joke. It’s not normal. Donald Trump is not a strongman, he is a frightened man. Illinois will not intimidate the Wannabe dictator.”
Johnson conveyed similar warning.
“The president’s threats are proud of our nation, but the reality is that it wants to occupy our city and break our constitution,” Johnson wrote. “We must protect our democracy from this authoritarianism, protecting each other and protecting Chicago from Donald Trump.”
As well as the Passover and Johnan, another open critic of Trump, Senator Dick DurbinD-Mill., Also on Saturday, a message made a message during the comments in the Chicago neighborhood in Pilsen.
“This tweet this morning was disgusting to suggest that the troops came to Chicago or that the Ministry of War will participate is embarrassment,” Durban said, reports, Fox 32 Chicago.
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson said the post violated the Constitution. (Getti Image/ Camille Krazachin)
Trump repeatedly swimming the idea of deploying a national guard in ChicagoReplication of Operations in Washington, Colombia District, which also saw that the federal government is controlled by local police.
The National Guard units, directed without state approval, are usually limited to the defense of federal property and staff. When security troops were located in Los Angeles in June over protests against US immigration and customs execution (ICE), they were limited by federal buildings and accompanying duties for immigration agents. In Washington, the Colombia District, under the federal jurisdiction, the Guard units conducted armed patrols with local police.
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In 2024, Chicago recorded 573 murder, marking Chicago’s 13th consecutive year, headed the nation in general murders, according to the Chicago Police Department, compiled WirePoints.
According to the Council on Updating 2024 criminal justice, exacerbations of the attacks decreased by 4% compared to 2023, but remained 4% higher than in 2019. The Council said the weapons attacks fell 15%, although they were 5% above the 2019 level, and that the countryside fell 32% compared to the year, but were 25% higher than in 2019.
