Illinois Governor JB Pritzker has issued a stark warning to President Donald Trump regarding his threats to send the National Guard to Chicago, urging him not to come to the city. This marks a significant escalation in a political feud that has divided local residents and prompted strong reactions from city officials. While Trump claims that the National Guard is prepared to assist in what he describes as a crackdown on crime, both Pritzker and Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson have condemned the idea, labeling it an abuse of power and a manufactured crisis. As the situation develops, local officials are emphasizing that Chicago will resist any federal intervention and calling for community-led solutions. The tensions raise questions about the implications of federal military presence in urban areas and the ongoing dialogue surrounding crime control in the city.