With threats on the rise, Illinois lawmakers look to beef up Capitol security – Center Square

With the Illinois State Capitol complex forced to lock down and evacuate at least three different times over the last few months, and a recent vehicle break-in when legislators were in session, some are calling for extra security.
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Hello, Indiana!
1 year ago

Wow! A vehicle break in at a gathering of the elites! Call the IL National Guard! Too bad the criminals they enabled do that and far worse to citizens every minute of every hour every day and have to wait hours for the defunded police to show up and gather data.

Truth Seeker
1 year ago

Aren’t these the same people who want to disarm lawful abiding residents in Illinois who have a God given right to protect themselves and their families. If their Gun Laws work (as they claim) they should not need more protection.

LMAO
1 year ago
Reply to  Truth Seeker

Again….. they are only worried about their security not yours or mine!

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