Trump's immigration arrests in Chicago raise questions about 4th Amendment violations
President Donald Trump has said his administration is targeting dangerous criminals, but attorneys working with those detained in Chicago say many do not have criminal records. Attorneys say many arrests appear to flagrantly violate protections against unreasonable search and seizure.
The lawsuit argues that the U.S. Constitution’s Supremacy Clause “prohibits Illinois, Chicago, Cook County, and their ...
The Department of Justice is suing Illinois and Chicago for not assisting with enforcement efforts led by Immigration and ...
As part of President Trump's immigration crackdown, his administration is suing Chicago and Illinois over what are known as ...
Several Quaker groups filed a lawsuit against the Department of Homeland Security over Trump’s decision to end ICE’s ...
The president's executive order suspends refugee resettlement, which led to canceled flights to Chicago for more than 100 ...
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Mayor Eric Adams spent another morning in Washington D.C.​ and his time with President Trump appears to have paid off.
North suburban school districts, as well as Oakton College in the north suburbs, are communicating with students about ...
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