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President Donald Trump renewed calls for federal intervention in Chicago after a violent weekend in which he said 41 people were shot and three killed, including the city's largest mass shooting this year — a Saturday attack in Washington Park that left one dead and 14 injured.

In a Truth Social post, Trump said Chicago "will die" unless Mayor Brandon Johnson or Illinois Governor JB Pritzker request federal help, citing reported crime drops in Washington, D.C., after a federal crackdown there. Pritzker publicly rejected the offer, accusing Trump of repeatedly attacking Chicago and Illinois while announcing plans to attend the PGA's Presidents Cup near Chicago later this month. Pritzker said Trump was "neither wanted nor needed" in the state and vowed to keep using state resources to protect residents. The standoff extends a long-running clash between Trump and Democratic-led cities over crime policy and federal authority, with implications for prediction markets tracking potential federal deployments, National Guard activity, or emergency declarations in major U.S. cities.