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“The case that schools can provide in-person instruction safely during the coronavirus pandemic has gotten overwhelming… Public-school teachers in Chicago are nonetheless going on strike to avoid in-person instruction.”
“I understand they’re squatters and they’re owed no duty of any kind,” the judge said in a kind and sympathetic tone. He apologized that he couldn’t order the eviction. “In a case with squatters we should be able to get them out right away.”
Chicago’s spike in carjackings has some residents so rattled that aldermen are working with private security to make sure residents can pump gas in peace.
Without evidence, the billionaire politician blamed “racism” for the need to send Illinois troops to D.C.
“Ultimately, we must root out the dark forces of racism, white supremacy, and disinformation that have created this moment, but until we do that, our extraordinary troops will deploy with honor,” he claimed.
An emergency donation of $1.8 million to the Archdiocese of Chicago earlier this month from the nonprofit Big Shoulders Fund is helping to keep the doors open at West and South side Catholic schools with budgets hit hard by the COVID-19 pandemic, officials said Friday.
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