State’s Attorney Eileen O’Neill Burke: Cook County has new tools in the fight for reproductive freedom – Chicago Tribune*

"This past legislative session, we proposed state legislation that would ensure any violent attack on a reproductive health facility in Illinois is treated as what it is: an act of domestic terrorism. This change is a commonsense step toward providing reproductive health clinics the same protection we give to hospitals, namely by giving prosecutors a tool to seek the highest classification of charges with stiffer criminal penalties for those who commit acts of terror."
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Hello, Indiana!
9 months ago

Any new tools in the box for dealing with rabid, anti-Israeli, American flag burning terrorists blocking public ways screaming for a “ worldwide infintada”(sp?)? Any plans for the domestic terrorists/ demonized youths caught carrying guns with trigger switches/ extended magazines, like the one released that was caught with two such weapons the other day? Just wondering whom gets to determine which tools are used on who and when.

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