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City's low crime trend is at risk, groups say
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City's low crime trend is at risk, groups say

  • Mayor Johnson points to a multi-group effort in South Shore as part of a dramatic homicide decline.
  • Community leaders demand faster, sustained funding to keep the crime trend going.
  • The Sun-Times notes political context includes federal funding concerns amid other city stories.
  • The report links funding to a broader pattern of safety and services in the city.
  • The piece also highlights Bears fans’ survey about a potential stadium move to Indiana.
  • Edgewater residents sue the city over Broadway density changes.
  • State of lead pipe funding comes into focus as federal money could be redirected.
  • The introduction frames the day’s top stories with weather and local culture notes.
  • The piece lists additional local crime and education news as context for policy debates.
  • The newsletter format signals a broader mix of national and local stories influencing policy.
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DHS, White House mock Chicago's lawsuit over ICE: 'Miraculously rediscover the 10th Amendment'
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politics22h ago

DHS, White House mock Chicago's lawsuit over ICE: 'Miraculously rediscover the 10th Amendment'

  • Trump administration officials mocked Chicago’s immigration lawsuit, arguing federalism and federal law enforcement should take priority.
  • The lawsuit by Chicago and Illinois challenges DHS actions near sensitive locations and seeks to scrutinize federal enforcement on state property.
  • Officials cited a fatal DUI involving an undocumented immigrant to criticize sanctuary policies and violence linked to illegal immigration.
  • Hispanic and political leaders argued that sanctuary policies endanger public safety and public trust.
  • DHS officials asserted federal responsibility under Article I, II, and the supremacy clause in response to the suit.
  • Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson criticized the administration’s actions as a political stunt and stated the city seeks to safeguard its residents.
  • Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul described DHS actions as occupying rather than enforcing the law.
  • Fox News Digital framed the story as part of ongoing debates over federalism and immigration policy during the Trump administration.
  • The coverage includes statements from Chicago city law department counsel and Fox News Digital staff writer Charles Creitz.
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