Lightfoot’s Plan to Go After Gangs’ Profits Stalls After Pushback – WTTW (Chicago)

In spite of Lightfoot’s solemn pledge to immediately go after the “blood money” earned by gangs who terrorize Chicagoans, the mayor has not publicly mentioned her so-called “Victims’ Justice Ordinance” since that City Hall news conference Sept. 14 — and her allies on the Chicago City Council have not called the matter for a hearing or a vote, an indication that it lacks the 26 votes it needs to win approval.
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The Paraclete
4 years ago

Wow! Sounds like determined Lori theatre! Lori’s specialty, big plans with little or no results! Like trying to grow a coral reef in Douglas Park! The PH factor is destroyed by all the decomposing voters!

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