Trump sues Chicago for not cooperating against illegal immigration

Illinois and Chicago are governed by Democrats, who oppose Trump. Chicago is a dantuar city, a term that designates localities of the United States whose authorities do not collaborate or limit cooperation with federal government actions aimed at illegal immigrants.

“The disputed provisions of the laws of Illinois, Chicago and Cook County have the purpose and effect of deliberately hindering and preventing the ability of federal immigration agents to fulfill their responsibilities in these jurisdictions,” the Trump government said in law, according to the lawsuit, according to the lawsuit, according to the lawsuit, according to lawsuit, according to CNN information.

“The supremacy clause prohibits Illinois, Chicago, Cook County and its employees of obstructing the federal government’s ability to apply laws that Congress has promulgated or taking measures entrusted to him by the Constitution,” he added, citing an item from the Magna Carta item American that stipulates that federal laws have precedence over state laws.

The authorities mentioned have not yet commented on the matter. Trump promised during the campaign to deport all illegal immigrants in the United States, an estimated population of 11 million people, and since its inauguration on January 20, has issued several executive orders on the migratory issue.

One of them, on the non -recognition of citizenship by the birth of children born in the United States if parents are not citizens of the country or legal permanent residents, is suspended by two injunctions.