City agencies delay, deny and withhold records related to protest permits at Democratic National Convention – NBC5 (Chicago)

According to federal court records, at least five separate groups have filed lawsuits against the city of Chicago since January, alleging their permit applications were improperly denied and that the city’s ordinances that could restrict their activities and enforce additional security perimeters are unconstitutional.
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Old Joe
1 year ago

The DNC will be a progressive twofer. 1st they’ve gotta get rid of Bidet and the associated street violence will be off the chart.

CPD officers, if ever there was a time to come down with a new virus this is it. You’ll throw them off if you call in and tell them you’ve come down with “grippe blue!”

Leaving Soon, just not soon enough
1 year ago

So much for “Free Speech”.

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