- A wave of shootings in Chicago over the weekend left at least seven people dead and 38 injured, including a mass shooting incident that wounded 12 people.
- The violence occurred during Juneteenth celebrations, prompting President Donald Trump to renew calls for military intervention in the city.
- Trump criticized Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker for not seeking his help, claiming he could make Chicago safe in one month.
- Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson condemned the 'horrific act of violence' and vowed accountability, while Governor Pritzker has consistently opposed federal military intervention.
- Despite a recent slight increase in shootings compared to last year, overall violent crime in Chicago has declined in recent years, aligning with broader national trends.
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Trump takes aim at Chicago leaders after deadly weekend leaves city shaken
