City Council bashes Trump administration for detaining man who helped lead protests at Columbia University – Chicago Sun-Times

Committee Chair Rossana Rodriguez Sanchez fired back at Ald. Ray Lopez for suggesting her committee has no business entertaining the Khalil resolution. “This is scary and everybody should be alarmed,” she said. “I do not understand how anyone can say that we are wasting our time or that there are more important things to talk about.”
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Eugene from a payphone
1 year ago

The City Council is taking a position on Freedom of Speech, like they did decades ago during the “Mirth and Girth” controversy during the Harold Washington years. Hypocrisy at its best,

Deb
1 year ago

So now Chicago city council supports terrorists?

Admin
1 year ago
Reply to  Deb

Yes. There’s no understating how bad Khalil truly is — truly in the league with a noncitizen Nazi SS member operating on our soil. His group, CUAD, is essentially an arm of Hamas, which views itself as being at war with the U.S. They openly support violence of the worst kind as part of their cause. This is not a free speech case. It’s about removal of a noncitizen, active terrorist. This is a new low point for Chicago City Council.

Ataraxis
1 year ago
Reply to  Mark Glennon

Marxists supporting a fellow traveler.
Absent in discussions about this terrorist sympathizer is that he’s a 31 year old “student”!

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