Trump to attend fundraiser in Chicago hosted by Cubs co-owner Todd Ricketts

Trump rally at UIC cancelled for 'security reasons'

Supporters and opponents of Donald Trump gathered at the UIC Pavilion in Chicago for a showdown on Friday afternoon, and the rally ended up being canceled for security reasons.

CHICAGO - President Donald Trump will be visiting Chicago in late October for a high-dollar fundraiser. Cubs co-owner Todd Ricketts is hosting the event.

The Chicago Tribune reports that tickets will start at $2,800. A $35,000 donation will get you a photo with the president, and a $100,000 donation will get you a round-table sit-down with Trump.

The event is tentatively planned for Monday, October 28 at Trump Tower, the Tribune reports. The president is also likely to give a speech to the National Convention of Police Chiefs.

Trump's visit comes amid a contentious fight with city leaders over immigration and policing policies. The president has called them "weak" and "ineffective."

Last time Trump visited the city in 2016, there was a massive protest and his rally at UIC ended up being canceled due to security reasons. Video from inside the event showed chaos and fights breaking out between supporters and protesters.