Texas National Guard Sent to Chicago to Support Trump’s Immigration Actions Amid Protests

In United States, hundreds of National Guard troops from Texas have arrived at an army training centre outside Chicago to support US President Donald Trump’s immigration crackdown. Large scale protests in Chicago had been gong on against federal immigration officials. 
 
 
Trump has already sent guard members into Los Angeles and Washington, DC. The deployments have posed both legal and constitutional questions, as National Guard troops are typically deployed by a state’s governor and century-limit the government’s use of the military for domestic matters.