In a bold move to combat rising crime rates, President Trump is setting his sights on Chicago as his next target. Following the deployment of federal law enforcement to cities such as Portland and New York City, the Trump administration is now turning its attention to the Windy City.

Chicago has long struggled with high levels of crime, particularly in neighborhoods on the city's South and West sides. President Trump has vowed to bring law and order to these areas, citing the need to protect residents from violence and restore safety to the streets.

Critics of the president's decision have raised concerns about the use of federal agents in local law enforcement efforts, pointing to the unrest and controversy that has surrounded previous deployments. However, Trump remains steadfast in his commitment to cracking down on crime, stating that he will not stand idly by as American cities are plagued by violence.

As the nation awaits to see how this latest deployment will unfold, all eyes are on Chicago to see if President Trump's tough-on-crime approach will bring the desired results.