Obama warns that trump administration puts American freedoms at risk

Former president Barack Obama He warned of “dangerous trends” that appear from the Trump administration, saying that her policies “set up the freedom of all Americans at risk”.

Obama cited the interview with Ezra Klein from New York Times and Journalists at “Ezra Klein Show”, during which President Donald Trump discussed troops of National Guards in New York and Chicago, former hometown.

“This interview, which is also available as a podcast, provides a useful overview of some dangerous trends we have seen in recent months in connection with the federalization and militarization of state and local police functions,” Obama wrote in KS.

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Former President Barack Obama and President Donald Trump in the Church. Obama warned on Thursday “Erosion of basic principles” in today’s day. (Getty Images)

“Erosion of basic principles As the processes of processes and expanding the use of our army on domestic soil, he placed the freedom of all Americans at risk and that they should refer similar to alike,” he added.

Trump suggested to start federal recording combat crime in Chicago, similar to what happens in Washington, DC

“Governor Pritzker had 6 Kikaga kills this weekend,” she wrote Trump on the truth Social, inviting himself to Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker. “Twenty people were shot. But he didn’t want to ask me for help. Is it possible? The people are desperate to stop the crime, something democrats are not capable of doing.”

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The FBI Agent stands as a district of Clumbia Metro Transit Police Department and Metropolitan police officers detained three people in the Metro Station L’infant Plaza in Washington. (AP)

The threats to send to the national guard to help fight crime in the blue cities caused an indignation of democrats.

Earlier in the week, Trump criticized Pritzker Mayor and Chicago Brandon Johnson for the crime rate of the city. The governor said he would resist any federal intervention.

“I say,” Mr. President, they don’t come Chicago. You didn’t want or needed here either, “Pritzker told reporters this week.

Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker speaks to reporters in front of the Trump Tower in Chicago, because he denies the potential plan of Trump’s administration to schedule national troops of government service to the city. (Chicago Tribune)

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