National Cities Alliance sounds shocked by the so-called “state of emergency”

The National Union of Cities issued an alarm, asserting that there is a “state of emergency” in the country.

The organization’s 2025 “Black State” report titled “State of Emergency: Democracy, Civil Rights and Advances” to target Trump administration.

“Almost every day, since January 20, 2025, the federal government has been in the direction of the White House, providing equal education, equitable housing, safe and effective health care in order to protect citizens and human rights and the entire sector to protect citizens and human rights, and to ensure that our democratic process is compliant across the country.” Report Claim.

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White House Spokesman Harrison Fields backed down in a statement to Fox News’ digitalization.

“These so-called civil rights groups are moving forward without anything but hatred and division, while the president is committed to uniting our country, improving our economy, ensuring our borders and building peace globally,” Fields said in a statement. “This is the same vision for the United States to support President Trump’s re-election. Democrats have sold black voters to appease their bases, made up of illegal persons, pronoun police, purple-haired madmen and radical anti-Semitism.”

“The idea of our living through a “state of emergency” is not a thriving word. It is an honest attitude, increasingly determined to the government to sacrifice its principles, equality, freedom and justice – than accepting diverse nations and equitable opportunities and providing equitable opportunities for all.”

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Marc H. Moria, President and CEO of the National City Alliance (Brian Bed/Getty Images of the Anti-Defamation League)

The report claims that Ministry of Justice Has been distorted as a “tool of political retribution.”

“Under its new leadership, the civil rights sector has been hollowed out and repurposed – from a judicial officer to a tool of political retribution,” the report asserted. “The radicalization of the Justice Department is not just the decay of bureaucracy, it is an existential threat to civil rights enforcement, allowing discrimination to flourish unrestricted under the false guise of ‘reverse racism’.”

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The report includes House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries, DN.Y. And several other U.S. lawmakers on the contributor list are very beneficial for diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI).

The report was announced.