At least seven people have lost their lives and 37 others have been injured in shootings throughout Chicago this Labor Day weekend. This tragic series of events coincides with the city’s mayor opposing President Donald Trump’s initiatives to address crime.

This weekend’s violence occurred in a variety of disconnected episodes across the city, with few arrests being made, according to police reports. President Trump has floated the idea of introducing the National Guard and additional federal agents to tackle crime in Chicago.

The fatalities reported include at least two women and three men, along with two other individuals whose identities remain undisclosed by police. Authorities have yet to release the names of the victims.

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson signed an executive order on Saturday prohibiting local police from working with their federal counterparts.

“We will safeguard our Constitution, our city, and our citizens,” the mayor proclaimed. “We reject tanks on our streets. We refuse to have families torn apart. We oppose grandmothers being detained by unmarked vans. We stand against homeless Chicagoans being harassed or vanished by federal enforcement.”