With Trump protests roiling Los Angeles, Chicago leaders continue tough stance – Chicago Tribune/Yahoo

“This is a necessary fight for all of us to be able to push back,” Mayor Brandon Johnson said. “Whether we use the courts or whether we continue to protest or raise our voices, dissent matters in this moment. ... I am counting on all of Chicago to resist in this moment. Because whatever particular vulnerable group is targeted today, another group will be next."
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Tom Paine's Ghost
10 months ago

JB, Taxwinkle and BJ are desperate to keep their Criminal Illegal Aliens in order to either make them Democrat voting citizens or as census count stooges and steal congressional representation from Red States. Id be OK with a compromise of birthright citizenship eliminated in exchange for the Criminal Illegal Aliens counting for 3/5 of a person in the census. That’s a decent compromise that will result in a half dozen or so additional Republican congressmen.

Billy
10 months ago

This idiot , Mayor Conehead, is calling for Chicagoans to resist and to rise up against ICE raids.
He must be oblivious to the fact that even his own constituents want the illegals gone. So good luck with your calls for action. Only the paid AntiFa and lunatic Leftists agitators will be out on the streets. Conehead is a complete waste of space .

exChgo
10 months ago

Surprise, surprise: the Trib article quotes the Mayor and his supporters, with no hint of an opposing view. “[T]he city’s leaders so far are not flinching when it comes being forced into cooperation with federal authorities taking part in a crackdown.” The city — and the state, as well — are part of the country, and the US has control over inherently international issues, like control of our country’s borders. The article even refers to: “Teen takeovers” — impromptu gatherings of young people, mostly from the South and West sides, that sometimes end in gunfire  “Impromptu” understates the planning and… Read more »

Call my shrink
10 months ago
Reply to  exChgo

That’s why I canceled my subscription to the Trib. Too biased and soft soaping the crime in the city

JackBolly
10 months ago

Here it is – Pure Marxism being run from Chicago:

“The suspect has been identified as Alejandro Orellana, an alleged member of the Brown Berets, a radical Chicano nationalist paramilitary organization with ties to far-left revolutionary groups.

The group, long known for its anti-police rhetoric and militant activism, has reportedly embedded operatives in several major U.S. cities.”

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2025/06/developing-fbi-arrests-driver-who-went-viral-delivering/

Noem and Homan and Bondi need to ferret this Marxist group out.

Hello, Indiana!
10 months ago

Homie is extremely lucky that the CHI city charter has no provision for recalling an incompetent idiot of a mayor.

Call my shrink
10 months ago

I truly believe he thinks he is the reincarnation of MLK. Not even close .

Martin Eden
10 months ago
Reply to  Call my shrink

More like the infamous dress taken to the cleaners…

Billy
10 months ago
Reply to  Call my shrink

He is far closer to Homie the Clown than LMK!

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