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The deployment of federal troops in cities is seen as a form of intimidation rather than crime prevention.

The Trump administration's approach to immigration enforcement has led to militarization in cities like Los Angeles, setting a precedent for similar actions across the country.

The Trump administration is considering invoking the Insurrection Act, a federal law that allows the president to deploy U.S. troops for law enforcement in cities. It's been described as the mother of all power grabs, but it's been invoked over two dozen times in U.S. history, including by presidents like JFK and FDR.

Trump has deployed federalized troops to Los Angeles and plans to use them in other major cities, despite local opposition.

The Trump administration's actions, such as sending National Guard troops to cities, have been seen as aggressive and unnecessary by some state leaders.

The deployment of federal agents and National Guard troops in cities like Chicago and Portland is part of a pattern where Trump's administration fabricates or exaggerates threats to justify military presence, a tactic reminiscent of early fascist strategies.

President Trump has been removing top military leaders and is reportedly planning to use the U.S. military against American cities.

The Trump administration argues that federal troops are needed to protect ICE operations, but critics claim ICE is often the aggressor in escalating conflicts.

Trump's broader war against immigrants and Democratic voters includes deploying troops to protect ICE facilities and authorizing full force if necessary.

Trump's government is moving ahead with a broader war against immigrants, Democratic voters, and Americans in cities. This includes deploying troops to Portland and other areas.