Chicago Palestine supporters take over downtown streets, clash with police – FOX32 (Chicago)

The demonstration started as a peaceful protest at Federal Plaza but turned chaotic around 4:30 p.m. At one point, police created a barricade on Adams Street near LaSalle and Clark in an attempt to stop the massive crowd from marching too far. The protesters were heard chanting "let us march!"
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Streeterville
1 year ago

Mayor’s Office should allow CPD to enforce public right-of-way obstruction charges upon every protester who impedes vehicular access to O’Hare and Midway Airports, and frankly, every major street-artery in Chicago. Such massive inconvenience for so many hundreds of Chicago residents and workers, caused by several dozen pro-Hamas protesters, demonstrates FAILURE of Mayor’s Office to properly govern. Mayor appears unconcerned by added cost-penalty and lost labor-time for his constituents, caused by protest disruptions. Worse, Mayor supports both pro-Hamas/anti-Israel protesters and overtly anti-American sentiment of those protesters – what kind of message is that to Chicagoans? Saturday’s protest-training session, where black-masked activists… Read more »

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Robert L. Peters
1 year ago

I think an attorney should file a class action lawsuit against these protesters on behalf of the people trying to get to O’hare. Those Hamas supporters are directly responsible for people missing their flights and incurring additional expense. They should be able to FOIA the arrest records and sue all of them.

Admin
1 year ago

It was all coordinated nationally and in Chicago. It sure seems to me that there must be an aiding & abetting charge, conspiracy, or something like that that should be charged against those who organized it.

debtsor
1 year ago
Reply to  Mark Glennon

Wishful thinking. There’s a hierarchy. Democrat voters are allowed to protest and disrupt, but you, deplorable, are not. You are not allowed to protest but they are. And if they are ‘arrested’ after several hours, all charges are eventually dropped. There won’t be any federal charges for obstructing air travel or whatever. But if you, for example, were an old lady doing this at an abortion clinic, they would throw you in jail on federal charges for up to 11 years. https://www.catholicnewsagency.com/news/257273/four-more-pro-life-activists-convicted-under-face-act Its difficult to accept but we are being targeted and prosecuted by our federal government. We – 75,000,000… Read more »

Dave Sandlund
1 year ago
Reply to  debtsor

So true but Sad

susan
1 year ago

These are NewAgeNazis, socialists driven by willful ignorance/willful evil to hate and murder Jews (first Jews, then Christians, then whomever their dogwhistle masters sic them upon).
Turning a blind eye to their self-serving murderous hatred is like endorsing their sociopathic end goal of genocide.

Ex Illini
1 year ago

Get out the water cannons and canine units and see how they like it. If you’re that concerned about Gaza get on a plane and get over there. The weather’s great and there are daily fireworks displays. You can thank your friends Hamas.

Tom Paine's Ghost
1 year ago

Hey Fox, I’ve fixed your headline: “Chicago Terrorist supporters take over downtown streets, clash with police – FOX32”, You’re welcome.

Hello, Indiana!
1 year ago

“ Aided and abetted by council members that voted to condone such nonsense and, like Salgado, attend meetings where “ Death to America “ is chanted and protests where the American flag is burned without censure.”

debtsor
1 year ago

The citizens of Chicago elected this guy too. The rot in this city goes really deep.

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