Democrats flip script on states’ rights to oppose national voter ID
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson has criticized President Donald Trump's plan to deploy National Guard troops to the city, sparking a debate over states' rights and federal authority. Democrats argue that the move is unlawful and an overreach of Trump's power, while Republicans claim that Democrats are being hypocritical in their opposition to federal intervention.
President Donald Trump's plan to deploy National Guard troops to Chicago has been met with criticism from Mayor Brandon Johnson. The move has sparked a debate over states' rights and federal authority. Democrats argue that the move is unlawful and an overreach of Trump's power. Republicans claim that Democrats are being hypocritical in their opposition to federal intervention, citing past support for states' rights. The issue is currently being reviewed by federal and appeals courts. Chicago has seen a 28% decrease in homicides so far in 2025 compared to the same point last year.
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