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Social media posts that Democrats criticize President Donald Trump appear to be Threat Chicago Deportation and U.S. military.
Trump posted his AI image on “Social Truth” and called himself the character “Apocalypse Now”, a Vietnam War epic about a decorative American officer who rogues deep in the Cambodian jungle. The word “Immediate Magazine” is also seen on the image.
“‘I love the smell of deportation in the morning …'” Trump wrote in a Saturday morning post, a drama of the famous 1979 film quotes.
He added: “Chicago is about to find out why it is called the Department of War.”
Trump and Chicago Democrats in Apocalypse Now Hit National Guard Deployment
President Donald Trump shared an image of digital change, portraying himself as the commander of the “war” with Chicago, which drew opposition from Illinois leaders. (President Donald Trump through the Truth Society)
Several Democrats bombed the president with a “war” threat to American cities because the federal government has the potential to consider deploying the National Guard to Chicago to deal with crime – Illinois leaders have repeatedly criticized Illinois leaders.
California Governor Gavin Newsom responded to the position Say Trump It is “using troops like political pawns”.
Newsom wrote on X: “The President of the United States is deploying troops on the streets of the United States and using our troops for political pawns. He is not allowed to feel numb about it.”
Newsom and Trump are in Trump’s head with Trump after the National Guard and Marine Corps were deployed to Los Angeles to respond to anti-ICE demonstrations and support federal immigration enforcement.

California Governor Gavin Newsom said President Donald Trump was “using troops like political pawns.” (Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty)
Two Illinois senators Going back to the president’s “disgusting” post, it shows that he will start a war in Great Wind.
“Chicago is not your war zone without Donald,” Illinois Sen. Tammy Duckworth wrote on X.
Duckworth was also a combat veteran and a retired Army National Guard lieutenant colonel.
Senator Dick Durbin wrote on X that Trump should focus on his “weak work report,” “recording measles cases,” “tariffs hurt American farmers and businesses” and “hidden Epstein archives,” rather than “requesting Chatgpt to make him imitate him and threatening to make our brave armed forces fight against American cities.”
“This morning the tweet suggests that the troops entered Chicago, or that the Department of War will be engaged is an embarrassment,” Durban said in Chicago 32 Chicago.

Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker and Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson have been quarrel with President Donald Trump in recent weeks. (Kamil Krzaczynski/AFP via Getty Images)
Illinois Governor JB Pritzker Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson has argued with Trump in recent weeks to potentially deploy the National Guard to Chicago.
“The U.S. president threatens to fight American cities,” Pritzker wrote on X on Saturday. “It’s not a joke. It’s not normal. Donald Trump is not a strong man, he’s a scared person. Illinois won’t be intimidated by wanting to be a dictator.”
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Johnson has cited data before to show Violent crime Last year, Chicago fell in Chicago, including homicide and robbery, down more than 30%, and shootings fell nearly 40%.
“The president’s threat is under the honor of our country, but the reality is that he wants to occupy our cities and break our constitution,” Johnson wrote on Saturday. “We must defend our democracy from this authoritarianism by protecting each other and protecting Chicago from Donald Trump.”

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