Politique

12 octobre 2025

Résumé

Une cour d'appel fédérale a temporairement bloqué la tentative de l'administration Trump de déployer des troupes de la Garde nationale dans l'Illinois, leur permettant de rester fédéralisées mais non déployées.

La Cour d'appel du septième circuit a rendu sa décision samedi, indiquant que bien que les membres de la Garde nationale puissent rester fédéralisés, ils ne peuvent pas être déployés dans l'Illinois pour le moment.

Le vice-président JD Vance a réagi à la décision en déclarant : « Nous allons évidemment contester cela autant que possible. Nous pensons avoir l'autorité pour assurer la sécurité appropriée de nos citoyens partout aux États-Unis, mais particulièrement à Chicago. »

Le gouverneur de l'Illinois, JB Pritzker, a exprimé son soulagement suite à ce jugement, notant qu'aucune troupe ne se trouve actuellement dans les rues de Chicago en raison des décisions judiciaires. « Nous devons compter sur les tribunaux pour faire ce qui est juste », a-t-il déclaré.

Les procédures judiciaires se poursuivent alors que Chicago accueille le Marathon Bank of America Chicago, un événement attendu pour rassembler plus de 53 000 coureurs et 1,7 million de spectateurs. Des inquiétudes avaient été soulevées concernant d'éventuelles actions d'application de l'immigration durant le marathon, mais l'Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) a déclaré qu'elle ne mène pas d'opérations lors d'événements publics sauf en cas de circonstances urgentes.

Ce développement s'inscrit dans le cadre de la bataille juridique en cours concernant les efforts de l'administration Trump pour déployer des troupes de la Garde nationale dans diverses villes dirigées par les démocrates, notamment Chicago et Portland, dans l'Oregon. L'administration soutient que les forces fédérales sont nécessaires pour contrôler la criminalité et protéger les agents fédéraux, tandis que les dirigeants locaux estiment que de tels déploiements sont inutiles et dépassent l'autorité fédérale.

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NPR

Premièrement rapporté ici

L'Illinois et Chicago poursuivent pour bloquer le déploiement fédéral de la Garde nationale

6 octobre 2025 • AP News

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A federal appeals court has temporarily blocked the Trump administration's attempt to deploy National Guard troops in Illinois, allowing them to remain federalized but not deployed.

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Vice President JD Vance responded to the decision, stating, 'We're obviously going to litigate this as much as we can. We think that we have the authority to provide proper safety to our citizens all over the United States, but particularly in Chicago.'

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Illinois Governor JB Pritzker expressed relief over the ruling, noting that no troops are currently on the streets of Chicago due to the judicial decisions. 'We've got to rely on the courts to do the right thing,' he said.

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The legal proceedings continue as Chicago hosts the Bank of America Chicago Marathon, an event expected to draw over 53,000 runners and 1.7 million spectators.

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Concerns had arisen about potential immigration enforcement actions during the marathon, but Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) stated it does not conduct operations at public events unless there are exigent circumstances.

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This development is part of the ongoing legal battle over the Trump administration's efforts to deploy National Guard troops in various Democratic-led cities, including Chicago and Portland, Oregon.

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The administration argues that federal forces are necessary to control crime and protect federal agents, while local leaders contend that such deployments are unnecessary and overstep federal authority.

La Cour d'appel fédérale bloque le déploiement de la Garde nationale dans l'Illinois

Source

Premièrement rapporté ici

L'Illinois et Chicago poursuivent pour bloquer le déploiement fédéral de la Garde nationale

Vérification des faits

A federal appeals court has temporarily blocked the Trump administration's attempt to deploy National Guard troops in Illinois, allowing them to remain federalized but not deployed.

Vice President JD Vance responded to the decision, stating, 'We're obviously going to litigate this as much as we can. We think that we have the authority to provide proper safety to our citizens all over the United States, but particularly in Chicago.'

Illinois Governor JB Pritzker expressed relief over the ruling, noting that no troops are currently on the streets of Chicago due to the judicial decisions. 'We've got to rely on the courts to do the right thing,' he said.

The legal proceedings continue as Chicago hosts the Bank of America Chicago Marathon, an event expected to draw over 53,000 runners and 1.7 million spectators.

Concerns had arisen about potential immigration enforcement actions during the marathon, but Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) stated it does not conduct operations at public events unless there are exigent circumstances.

This development is part of the ongoing legal battle over the Trump administration's efforts to deploy National Guard troops in various Democratic-led cities, including Chicago and Portland, Oregon.

The administration argues that federal forces are necessary to control crime and protect federal agents, while local leaders contend that such deployments are unnecessary and overstep federal authority.

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Source

Premièrement rapporté ici

L'Illinois et Chicago poursuivent pour bloquer le déploiement fédéral de la Garde nationale

Vérification des faits

A federal appeals court has temporarily blocked the Trump administration's attempt to deploy National Guard troops in Illinois, allowing them to remain federalized but not deployed.

Vice President JD Vance responded to the decision, stating, 'We're obviously going to litigate this as much as we can. We think that we have the authority to provide proper safety to our citizens all over the United States, but particularly in Chicago.'

Illinois Governor JB Pritzker expressed relief over the ruling, noting that no troops are currently on the streets of Chicago due to the judicial decisions. 'We've got to rely on the courts to do the right thing,' he said.

The legal proceedings continue as Chicago hosts the Bank of America Chicago Marathon, an event expected to draw over 53,000 runners and 1.7 million spectators.

Concerns had arisen about potential immigration enforcement actions during the marathon, but Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) stated it does not conduct operations at public events unless there are exigent circumstances.

This development is part of the ongoing legal battle over the Trump administration's efforts to deploy National Guard troops in various Democratic-led cities, including Chicago and Portland, Oregon.

The administration argues that federal forces are necessary to control crime and protect federal agents, while local leaders contend that such deployments are unnecessary and overstep federal authority.

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