Chicago officials summarily rejected President Trump’s advice Monday to use “stop and frisk” policing to reduce violence, with the mayor’s office calling the president “clueless” and motivated by the fear of losing midterm elections.
Trump urged Chicago to use “stop and frisk” policing at a police convention earlier in the day and offered federal assistance to undo a 2015 legal agreement between the Chicago Police Department and the American Civil Liberties Union.
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