Supreme Court Denies Trump’s National Guard Deployment to Chicago in 6-3 Ruling
There’s a sickness spreading through America’s great cities. It’s a disease of lawlessness, cultivated by progressive politicians who are perfectly happy to watch from afar as civilization crumbles.For years, hardworking Americans have seen radicals and rioters given free rein, knowing that local authorities, paralyzed by the woke mob, would do absolutely nothing.
This managed decline has left millions of citizens feeling abandoned, wondering if anyone in power still has the backbone to enforce the law. When a president finally decides to act—to protect federal property and personnel from the encroaching chaos—you would think our institutions would support that fundamental duty.
You’d hope the nation’s highest court could at least tell the difference between a protest and a riot. Spoiler alert: that was too much to ask.
The Supreme Court has denied a bid from the Trump administration to deploy the National Guard to Illinois. The emergency request from the administration was filed in response to an October ruling by US District Judge April Perry.With that single, sterile sentence, the Supreme Court didn’t just issue a ruling; it signed a permission slip for anarchy. In a 6-3 decision that was stunning—if you still believe the Court is above politics—the justices chose to betray President Trump.
The unsigned order stated, “At this preliminary stage, the Government has failed to identify a source of authority
They sided with the forces of chaos and robbed him of the authority needed to restore order in a state that was actively defying federal law. The decision tells every liberal governor that they can foster lawlessness, and the Supreme Court will have their back.
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