County state’s attorney rejects governor’s order and says all businesses and churches can open – JournalStar

Citing constitutional issues, Woodford County State’s Attorney says he will not prosecute violations of Gov. JB Pritzker’s extended stay-at-home order. Further, he says Woodford County businesses of any type -- even those deemed “nonessential” by the order -- may open their doors, and customers are free to patronize them. Likewise, churches and their member can make similar decisions.
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The Truth Hurts
6 years ago

Why not. Chicago doesn’t need to enforce actual immigration laws….Woodford County should just call themselves a sanctuary county where your constitutional rights won’t be violated from virtue signaling group think.

Illinois Entrepreneur
6 years ago

If I did this in Cook County I would inspected, fined, arrested and the pilloried by the King of the Ward for daring to look him in the eye. That’s just the alderman. The others would pile on, calling me a murderer.

JB would say I’ve insulted him and the dead.

They would guarantee that my business would never reopen.

a person
6 years ago

Thank God.

Governor of Alderaan
6 years ago

This is the poll that counts. Dictator Jabba can shove his fake news poll

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