Trump Administration Opposes Chicago Police Reform Plan – A.P.

Attorney General Jeff Sessions issued a brief written statement Tuesday saying the Justice Department will file "a statement of interest" opposing the plan. Sessions says it is "imperative" that Chicago "not repeat the mistakes of the past," adding that "the safety of Chicago depends on it."
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Steve-Oh
7 years ago

Amazing how Trump-haters have lost their minds, so much that they don’t even realize (for example in this instance) that the Chicago Police Union AGREES with Trump & Sessions. The Chi Police Rpt “Plan” is bogus, just like I saw ours here in Baltimore, our Mayor”s “Plan” — which will do NOTHING to reduce crime, and will only make Police go on high-alert to AVOID situations ! Common-sense methods like mandatory, long jail time for 1st offenders, SPEEDY death penalty for murderers and attempted murderers, life sentences for many other crimes….more prisons, and yes STOP & FRISK. None of those… Read more »

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