In response to President Trump's plan to deploy the National Guard to Chicago, leading democrat Hakeem Jeffries has accused the president of creating a manufactured crisis to justify the deployment.

Jeffries, a prominent figure in the Democratic party, criticized the president's decision, stating that there is no evidence to support the need for such action in Chicago. He went on to say that Trump's plan is a political move to incite fear and division among the American people.

The president's decision comes after a rise in violent crime in Chicago, but many critics argue that the move is unnecessary and could lead to further tensions in the city. Reports have shown that similar deployments in the past have not always led to the desired results, raising concerns about the effectiveness of using the National Guard in domestic policing.

As the debate continues to unfold, residents of Chicago are left wondering about the implications of the president's plan and how it will impact their city in the long run.