I can see tree of heaven (ToH) Ailanthus altissima

Also called ailanthus, and chouchun (👃︎ "stinky tree" in 🇨🇳 Standard Chinese).  The latter is probably because crushed leaflets, mashed in your hand, 👃︎ smell like 🥜︎ peanut butter or rotting cashews;  although wash up afterward — see warning ↓ below.

Part of family Simaroubaceae.

Native to northeast and central 🇨🇳 China, including 🇹🇼 Taiwan.   🗺 Map by county (🇺🇸 USA-48) (color key), 🗺 map (eastern 🇺🇸 USA).   Invasive > learn+quiz Invasive > 🌐︎ global Invasive > 🌐︎ various Invasive > 🇨🇦 Canada, 🇺🇸 USA Invasive > report it! Invasive > 🇺🇸 USA Invasive > Michigan

Uses by native peoples
(Ethnobotany database)   On No-Plant List by Seneca Nation of Indians.  (page 60)

Tree of heaven poses ⚕︎ human health risks:

• The pollen is a human allergen.
• The sap causes dermatitis in some people.
• Prolonged exposure of sap to skin abrasions of a tree remover resulted in elevated heart rate and chest pain, causing 🏥︎ hos­pi­tal­i­za­tion for several days. [USFS source 29]

Also, this plant's roots and leaves release allelopathic chemicals, which reduce native plants' 🌱︎ seed germination, seedling height, and 🍂︎ leaf production.

Native alternatives (Missouri Botanical Garden)

Treatment methods and timing (40–45°N lat.)     Management and Control (Wisconsin)   Control and Alternatives (Maryland).  (page 2)

However, this plant is also the preferred host for (in many areas, invasive) 🐝︎ spotted lanternfly (SLF)  Lycorma delicatula.

So one source ^{[citation needed]} suggests that you if have invasive trees of heaven, you remove any invasive species that might host SLF, but leave one sentinel tree of heaven that you will periodically ☑ check for this insect.  After SLF is detected, use lethal trap trees:  Kill female ToH, while you treat male trees with dinotefuran — using basal bark method — to kill SLF sucking its sap.

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🏠︎ 🌳︎ broadleaves, ╟ alternate, 🌿︎ compound 🌳︎🍃︎ broadleaf branches, ╟ alternate bark (on the trunk) ⚘ ❀ flowers

butternut  Juglans cinerea staghorn sumac  Rhus typhina

🐝︎ spotted lanternfly (SLF)  Lycorma delicatula