Illinois Attorney General calling businesses about social distancing violations – Center Square

Attorney Thomas DeVore, who represents businesses and individuals in counties across the state suing the governor, said, “The Attorney General should have said ‘you know what, call your local health department, call the state health department, call the emergency management agencies and let them look into this stuff.'"
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Mike
5 years ago

Illinois government hits another home run.
 
Protestors don’t have to social distance, but businesses must force employees and customers to social distance.

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