The Trump administration is set to implement a significant immigration enforcement operation in Chicago, with reports of over 200 Homeland Security officers and a surge of ICE agents expected to arrive soon. Local leaders, including Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker and Chicago Mayor, have voiced strong opposition to the plans, warning against a federal occupation and vowing to challenge any military deployment legally. Chicago residents are divided, with some expressing fear of the proposed National Guard presence amid ongoing crime concerns, while others vocalize their resistance to federal intervention. The situation is intensifying as political leaders prepare for potential confrontations, with reports indicating that the Pentagon has been planning for a military response in the city for weeks.