Chicago and Illinois have sanctuary laws. What does that actually mean? – WBEZ (Chicago)

Chicago is widely known as a sanctuary city, because it has laws in place that prohibit local officials from helping federal immigration agents enforce immigration law. Illinois has had a similar law in place since 2017 called the TRUST Act. Some suburban townships also have their own versions, including Evanston and Oak Park.
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debtsor
1 year ago

They irony is that most citizens WANT local officials cooperating with ICE and immigration authorities. It’s the liberal politicians pandering to a small but loud political base that push these insane policies because they fear being primaries….by constituencies who can’t even legally vote anyways. It makes no sense. I hate Democrats so much, they are the worst people in the world.

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