Jonathan Turley: Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson calls for the arrest of ICE officers

"Before Johnson attempts to arrest federal officials, he might want to take another look at the Constitution and review some history on the subject. Wallace also tried to ride the wave of rage to power after “standing at the schoolhouse door in person, if necessary.” It did not work. The federal government prevailed, and Wallace was left as a tragic relic of history."
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Jimmy
6 months ago

Every time Brandon Johnson speaks , he exposes his profound ignorance.

mqyl
6 months ago

Anybody can call for anything, I guess.

Joseph Murzanski
6 months ago

He’s on a roll! Recently saying “Law enforcement is a sickness to be eradicated,” the man is displaying incredible stupidity saying “ICE officers should be arrested.” Aren’t those two statements contradictory?

David F
6 months ago

There was this thing called the civil war where states thought they could override federal authority.
That didn’t go so well.
“Those who do not study history are doomed to repeat it”
BJ needs a history lesson.

Call my shrink
6 months ago

Are mayors subject to random drug tests ? If this guy isn’t on drugs he has gone off the rails

Tubal-Cain
6 months ago

Bozo Johnson failed to recall back in August, 1946 Democratic mayor Cantrell of Athens TN ordered the unlawful seizure of ballot boxes during his re-election champaign. WW2 vets had enough and borrowed rifles as well as explosives from the local national guard armory. The violence that followed resulted in restoration of lawful government. The state governor approved the action!

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