Mayors Ask Congress To Ban Federal Troop Deployments Without Consent

Six US mayors have written to Congress requesting the right to reject federal agents in their cities, following protests against racial injustice. The mayors are concerned about the federal response to these protests, which they believe infringes on First Amendment rights. Portland has seen violent protests, with federal agents using force against demonstrators. President Trump insists on protecting federal property. Chicago's Mayor Lightfoot opposes federal agents in her city. The mayors support legislation for visible ID on federal authorities and limiting their crowd control methods.

What action did six US mayors take in response to the deployment of federal agents?

• They decided to increase local police forces.

• They invited federal agents to help with local law enforcement.

• They requested Congress to allow them to reject federal agents.

• They asked for more federal funding for their cities.

What was the main concern expressed by the mayors in their letter to Congress?

• The need for more federal agents in their cities.

• The increase in local crime rates.

• The lack of federal funding for city infrastructure.

• The deployment of federal forces without local consent.

Which city has been a recent focal point of violent protests involving federal law enforcement?

• Seattle

• Chicago

• Washington DC

• Portland

What stance did Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot take regarding federal agents in her city?

• She welcomed the federal agents.

• She remained neutral on the issue.

• She opposed the deployment of federal troops.

• She requested more federal agents.

What additional measures did the mayors support regarding federal authorities?

• Increasing the number of federal agents.

• Providing federal agents with more advanced equipment.

• Allowing federal agents to operate without restrictions.

• Requiring visible ID on federal authorities and their vehicles.