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Mayor Johnson brands as 'terrorism' President Trump's threat to withhold federal funding to Chicago
Trying to force your will to break the spirit of working people in order to have a conversation — that’s terrorism. And we’re not going to negotiate with terrorists,” Mayor Brandon Johnson told reporters at his weekly City Hall news conference.
The claims are part of the Justice Department's lawsuit against the city, county and state challenging sanctuary policies.
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson said he would be willing to meet with President Donald Trump but offered some of his strongest ...
Brandon Johnson, a former Ole Miss star and Brookwood alum, has helped transform Northridge’s pitching staff, fueling the ...
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Johnson wants early talks and open dialogue with other city leaders, but some members of the City Council said they've been ...
Mayor Brandon Johnson is now being forced to reconsider his decision to shut down the controversial ShotSpotter system — a ...
Community Violence Intervention organizations such as Chicago CRED, Metropolitan Peace Initiatives, and Acclivus Chicago plan to celebrate their state-funded anti-violence programs which they claim ...
An ordinance is expected to be introduced Wednesday. City Hall promised President Joe Biden’s administration that it would ...
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