The Trump administration has been planning for weeks to send the National Guard to Chicago, two officials told CNN, as President Donald Trump looks to expand his anti-crime agenda and crackdown on immigration in major cities across the United States.

Chicago will likely be the next target in the Trump administration’s crackdown on crime, and city and state leaders are calling the possible deployment of National Guard troops an overreach of federal power.

Trump said Friday he expected to make a decision on his next actions in two weeks if direct talks aren’t scheduled.

The president, who had said a deal to end the war could be reached soon, expressed frustration over lack of progress and signaled he would pause his efforts.

No evidence suggests Trump ordered the FBI raid of John Bolton’s home and office. Significant evidence shows that Trump was angry about Bolton’s criticisms.