The Trump administration's decision to deploy federal troops in several U.S. cities has sparked significant controversy and legal action. Democratic governors in Illinois and Oregon have raised objections, arguing the move infringes upon state sovereignty and exacerbates tensions. Despite these challenges, federal agents have been active in cities, including Chicago and Portland.

In Chicago, the presence of federal agents has aroused public anxiety, with reports of racial profiling and aggressive tactics. The Department of Homeland Security has confirmed incidents involving confrontations between agents and civilians, further raising concerns about civil liberties. In Portland, a federal judge temporarily blocked troop deployments, citing concerns over government overreach.

Meanwhile, in

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