Attorney General Kwame Raoul warns Texas politicians that police can’t just come to Illinois to arrest Democrats – CBS2 (Chicago)

"In Illinois, the rule of law matters, and law enforcement must have a legitimate legal basis to arrest someone," Raoul wrote in a statement Tuesday morning. "Texas law enforcement officers have no authority to hunt down and make arrests of Texas legislators in Illinois based on a civil arrest warrant issued by the Texas House. The Texas House may have managed to issue civil arrest warrants without having a quorum, but those civil warrants carry no weight in Illinois."
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Hello, Indiana!
8 months ago

Kwame is pretty good at beating his chest when the game is in his favor. He’s quiet as a churchmouse when it comes to tackling the obvious, widespread corruption in IL he was elected to fight, though.

daskoterzar
8 months ago

Go ahead moron, spend more of Illinois tax payer money in a legal fight that has absolutely nothing to do with us. The Illinois Government is as stupid as it is corrupt.

Isn’t Illinois Fun?
8 months ago

Hell, all TX law enforcement has to do is wait at the airport for the private planes to land. Or just wait at the entrance of the TX statehouse. Why burn calories and money going to IL?

The Railroader
8 months ago

If the Texas Rangers were to send their underage children to Madiganistan, Kwame would be front and center to ensure they can permanently disfigure themselves.

Kwame knows full well that the Texas warrants aren’t valid in Illinois and he’s counting on his room temperature IQ voting base to fall for more of his feckless nonsense.

Fed up neighbor
8 months ago
Reply to  The Railroader

Send in the FBI then what Kwame

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