Illinois Bars ICE Arrests in State Courthouses and Safe Zones – Jonathan Turley

Illinois now claims the right to dictate where federal authority can be exercised and makes federal authorities liable for violating specified state safe zones. "Good luck with that."
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DAG
5 months ago

I want to see the Chief or Sheriff (not counting Dart) who has the guts to tell his/her officers to interfere with, or arrest, a federal agent. Or a rank-and-file officer who would follow through on such an order. Remember, an officer need not obey an order he/she believes is illegal.

David F
5 months ago

Claim being the key word.
Apparently Illinois government has no recollection of the civil war.

Hello, Indiana!
5 months ago

There is a certain amount of pleasure in seeing Lucky, his sidekick Kwame and various judges get their, er, stuff get kicked into the dirt when they try to circumvent Federal statutes . Upon losing, they will certainly hurl their favorite epithets ( Nazi, racist, colonizer) , lick their wounds for a while and come back with an even more ludicrous scheme. They are running out of bullets- trans rights/ re – gendering minors are roundly rejected by an overwhelming majority, Hamas cheerleaders have shriveled up and blown away and people made their feelings known about an army of illegals… Read more »

Call my shrink
5 months ago

Well let’s just park down the block . Nail their asses on the street

ProzacPlease
5 months ago

The defining characteristic of JB Pritzker, Brandon Johnson, and the progressive leftists: infinite hubris.

Fed up neighbor
5 months ago

Brain dead politicians

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