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news: Trump says he’s looking at deploying US forces in more cities — including NYC & Chicago
Trust me. This ain’t about street crime. He’s trying to make his autocratic fantasies come true.
Military officials should start resigning in protest.
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— Miles Taylor (@MilesTaylorUSA) August 11, 2025
NEWS: Trump says he’s looking at deploying US forces in more cities — including NYC & Chicago
In a recent statement, former President Donald trump revealed he is considering deploying US forces in more cities, specifically mentioning New York City and Chicago. This has raised eyebrows and sparked significant debate among political commentators and citizens alike.
Trust me. This ain’t about street crime.
Many believe that this proposed military presence is not genuinely about addressing street crime. Instead, it appears to be a move towards fulfilling what some describe as Trump’s autocratic fantasies. This claim raises critical questions about the balance of power and the role of the military in domestic affairs. The implications of such actions could potentially threaten civil liberties and the foundational principles of democracy.
Military officials should start resigning in protest.
As concerns mount, several military officials and advocates are calling for resignations in protest against Trump’s plans. The military’s involvement in civilian law enforcement is a contentious issue that could lead to long-term ramifications for the armed forces and their relationship with the American public. The notion of military forces patrolling city streets is not only alarming but also raises ethical concerns about the appropriate use of military power in a democratic society.
The future of urban safety and governance hangs in the balance as discussions about these proposed deployments continue. It’s essential for citizens to remain informed and engaged in these conversations to ensure that their voices are heard in the ongoing dialogue about security, freedom, and the role of government in everyday life.
For more on this topic, check out the full tweet by Miles Taylor here.