President Donald Trump has vowed to surge federal troops into more American cities to combat crime.

Right now is being challenged by Democrats in the courts, and these judges are issuing unconstitutional orders.

In Illinois, for instance, a judge said that Donald Trump can federalize the National Guard.

It is his authority to do so, but he can't deploy them.

By what logic can the president have command of the National Guard, but not be able to command them to go walk around?

It seemingly makes no sense.

And the violence is escalating. We have seen now in the past

couple of weeks three separate ramming attacks on DHS in Chicago. Chicago is getting bad.

Mexican gangs and cartels are putting bounties on DHS officers. And already in one of these ramming attacks, federal agents opened fire on an extremist

who had rammed their vehicle.

I look at what's going on right now and these articles that are popping up about the

conflict in Chicago.

And I say this unto you.

I tell me if I'm wrong.

Seriously, comment below on this video.

What we have already witnessed shows that we have crossed the red line.

At any moment, someone might start shooting back.

In the first instance, where Chicago police were rammed and opened fire on this

extremist, reportedly, local police were instructed to avoid the area and stand down, creating a

massive security risk with no backup. These federal agents had to secure this area as a crowd gathered, and it was reported

gang members were dispatched by their leadership to secure their territory in this space.

What makes police so powerful, the ability to call for backup, the girth of the police machine.

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