In response to the fatal shooting of a Minneapolis man by federal immigration agents during an enforcement operation, President Donald Trump blamed “Democrat‑ensued chaos” for the deaths and defended his hard‑line immigration stance in social media posts, urging Minnesota officials to cooperate with federal law enforcement as protests and national debate intensify.


Minneapolis shooting: Former US President Obama, Clinton urge Americans to 'stand up' 

Minneapolis Shooting: Trump Reacts to Shooting Criticism, Blames Democratic 'Chaos'

National Guard Activated in Minneapolis After Federal Agents Kill Second US Citizen

President Donald Trump confirms the death of National Guard member Sarah Beckstrom, calling her a “highly respected and magnificent person.” Get the latest updates on this tragic incident and Trump’s remarks.

National Guard Shot: Trump Confirms Death of National Guard Member Sarah Beckstrom

Two National Guard troops were critically injured in a shooting near the White House. President Donald Trump has promised severe consequences for the suspect

All immigration requests for Afghan nationals 'stopped indefinitely', says USCIS

A US appeals court has ruled that President Donald Trump can deploy National Guard troops Portland, Oregon.


USA: Trump gets nod to send 200 National Guard Members to Portland

Protesters in Chicago have clashed with ICE agents amid rising tensions. The National Guard has been deployed to restore order as demonstrators issue direct warnings to President Trump.

Chicago Erupts in Violence as ICE Protest Turns Deadly | National Guard Deployed

U.S. President Donald Trump has demanded the imprisonment of Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson and Illinois Governor JB Pritzker, accusing them of failing to protect Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers. The controversial remarks come as the National Guard from Texas and Illinois deploy to Chicago amid rising tensions over immigration enforcement. Despite objections from local officials and lawsuits, the Trump administration pushes ahead with its law-and-order agenda. 

Trump Calls For Jailing Of Chicago Mayor, Illinois Governor As National Guard Arrives In City 

US President Donald Trump has deployed the National Guard to Memphis, launching a new federal task force to combat violent crime in the city. Calling it a model for other high-crime areas, Trump signaled that Chicago may be next, with St. Louis and New Orleans also under review. The move expands his controversial use of military and federal agencies in domestic law enforcement.

Trump deploys National Guard to Memphis: 'Chicago probably next' 

As President Trump threatens to deploy the National Guard to Chicago over Labor Day crime spikes, local leaders and residents say the battle is already being fought—by the community itself. Despite Trump's claims of “out of control” violence, homicide rates are down significantly. But in neighborhoods like Bronzeville, where shootings still haunt residents, some reject the president’s tactics, declaring: “We are the troops.” This is a city divided—not just by politics, but by who gets to define safety.

'Op Midway Butz' launched: Trump threatens National Guard deployment in Chicago

Donald Trump’s proposed ‘Chicago Plan’ has drawn sharp criticism as speculation grows over the possible deployment of military forces in Chicago. Watch to know more.

Trump's crackdown on Chicago: 'National guard to fight crime, not war'

The National Guard troops mobilized in Washington D.C. are now allowed to carry guns.

The Guard members can carry their service-issued weapons, including M4 carbine rifles and M17 pistols, and are permitted to "use of force only as a last resort and solely in response to an imminent threat of death or serious bodily harm.

Trump National Guard deployment | First public announcement in days

Trump announced plans to target Chicago next in his federal crime crackdown, after claiming success in Washington, DC. He dismissed criticism and polls, calling reduced DC crime a “miracle.”

Trump calls DC crime drop a ‘miracle’, here are the cities he wants to target next

National Guard troops in Washington, DC, are now authorised to carry service-issued weapons under a new order. The decision allows adjusted force posture, though specifics on firearm type remain unclear.

National Guard cleared to carry guns in DC? Pentagon allows troops to keep weapons after Trump warns ‘we’re not playing games’

Mayor Bowser criticised Trump’s unprecedented move to federalise DC police and deploy the National Guard, calling it unsettling. She highlighted significant crime reductions and defended the city’s efforts to maintain safety.

‘Unsettling, unprecedented’: Washington DC Mayor Bowser hits back at Trump’s federal takeover of police

Texas to deploy National Guard to maintain order after protests Governor Greg Abbott

Texas to deploy National Guard to 'maintain order' after protests: Governor Greg Abbott

Speaking before Congress on Tuesday (June 10), acting Pentagon comptroller Bryn MacDonnell said the estimate includes expenses for travel, accommodation, and food for thousands of service members now stationed in California.

'Dishonoring troops, using them as pawns': Trump's move to send the National Guard to LA comes with a $134 million price tag

President Trump has ordered 700 US Marines and doubled the number of National Guard troops to 4,000 to control the protests in Los Angeles, sparked by recent immigration raids. This action has drawn strong criticism from California’s leadership.

'US should be alarmed': Newsom rejects Trump claim of call amid rising tensions over LA protests - 'No call, not even a voicemail'

Meanwhile, Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth said that he anticipates the military will remain in Los Angeles for 60 days.

When will National Guard leave Los Angeles? Here's what Trump, Hegseth said as immigration protests continue

Asked if he would invoke the Insurrection Act in response to protests in LA, Trump reporters in the Oval Office, "If there’s an insurrection, I would certainly invoke it. We’ll see." The last time this law was used was during the 1992 Los Angeles riots.

EXPLAINED: What is the Insurrection Act? Trump eyes controversial 1807 law to crush 'violent, insurrectionist mobs' in Los Angeles

This move marks a rare moment in American history, with Trump invoking a little-used authority to bypass the state’s leadership. Not since 1965 has a president summoned National Guard troops to a state without the governor’s consent.

'First time since 1965': Why Trump’s deployment of National Guard to LA is so controversial - When have US presidents deployed them in past?

The federal government has now deployed 700 US Marines to the LA area. Additionally, the number of National Guard troops has doubled to 4,000 to help manage the demonstrations.

'Burning to ground': Trump claims LA would be dust without National Guards, but Governor Newsom says it’s a ‘dictator fantasy’

It is extremely uncommon for a US president to federalise a state’s National Guard without the governor’s consent. The last such action was in 1965, when President Lyndon B. Johnson sent the Alabama National Guard to protect civil rights marchers in Selma.

EXPLAINED: What is National Guard? Why are they in Los Angeles and why Trump’s use of it is sparking backlash?

The unrest began on Friday after US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) carried out a new wave of operations in Los Angeles. According to the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), 118 people were arrested this week in LA alone, with nationwide ICE arrests averaging 2,000 per day.

Trump sends 2,000 National Guard to Los Angeles. Are Marines next? - All you need to know

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