Hundreds gather for anti-ICE rally Thursday in Chicago, shutting down access to parts of downtown – Chicago Sun-Times

Protesters march past the Chicago Theatre downtown on Thursday. A few dozen police officers on bicycles followed alongside protesters as they marched through the streets, and city vehicles blocked access to most bridges across the Chicago River from the Loop to River North. There were also rolling closures on Michigan Avenue in both directions between Randolph and Ontario streets.
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Truth in Cook County
10 months ago

These protesters, and the city’s encouragement of the protests, just gives me and my family another reason to avoid downtown and the surrounding neighborhoods. Likely will not go there this summer. Who wants to be gridlocked for 3 hours in your car when the leftists and union members take over the streets?

David F
10 months ago

Did they have a permit, then start them all. 24 hours behind bars might cool thru jets

Tom Paine's Ghost
10 months ago

Public Sector Union vermin in matching shirts and signs robotically showing up on command to protest anything that the lunatic left opposes. These are the Democrats Brownshirt SA.The world will be a better place when the supreme court rules these terrorist cabals unconstitutional.

Last edited 10 months ago by Tom Paine's Ghost
Hello, Indiana!
10 months ago

Streets are for cars. Blocking the public way and denying people progress are both against the law. Start enforcing it and quit letting illegals, their fan club and paid protesters disrupt everyone else’s lives. Enough already.

Isn’t Illinois Fun?
10 months ago

Prefer they rename the group the “Illinois Coalition for Legal Immigration and Legal Refugee Rights”.

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