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Chicago braces for Trump's latest threat to cut 'all federal funding' to sanctuary cities
Mayor Brandon Johnson's office has said the city is in line for $3.5 billion in new and existing federal grants this year. In a statement responding to Trump’s latest barb, Johnson’s office said “the City of Chicago complies with all federal and state laws.
"Chicago's 'Welcoming City Ordinance,' and Cook County's 'Policy for Responding to ICE Detainers' under Mayor Brandon Johnson's administration raises significant concerns regarding compliance ...
Mayor Brandon Johnson and other progressives hope Chicagoans’ aversion to Donald Trump will boost their popularity. Unlikely.
One month after Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson testified before a Congressional committee in Washington D.C., Illinois Gov.
Cinco de Mayo Parade in Chicago has been canceled because people in the sanctuary city are “scared” about the Trump administration’s illegal immigration crackdown. The […] ...
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson shared ... Throughout his time as mayor, Johnson has reaffirmed his city’s sanctuary status and expressed opposition to working with federal law enforcement ...
An ordinance is expected to be introduced Wednesday. City Hall promised President Joe Biden’s administration that it would ...
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