In major loss for Trump, Supreme Court blocks National Guard deployment to Chicago

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

49% : The court's decision, which landed two months after the Trump administration filed its emergency appeal, came as tensions on the ground at an ICE facility west of Chicago appeared to have eased.
44% : A debate cropped up during the case about whether that term, "regular forces," meant the regular military or federal agents, such as those who work for Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
35% : " Illinois argued that language meant Trump could call in the guard to help the standing military, not civilian law enforcement agencies like ICE.
34% : The Supreme Court on Tuesday rejected President Donald Trump's request to allow him to deploy the National Guard to Chicago to protect ICE agents, a significant and rare loss for the administration on the conservative court's emergency docket.
34% : " The states challenging the administration have balked at the suggestion that the protests against ICE agents are akin to an invading foreign army.
32% : " "Whatever one may think about the current administration's enforcement of the immigration laws or the way ICE has conducted its operations, the protection of federal officers from potentially lethal attacks should not be thwarted," Alito wrote.

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