Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson and Alderwoman Julia Ramirez Rally Against ICE Tactics Amid Local Community Tensions
Mayor Johnson of Chicago opposed ICE actions, attended an immigration hearing, supported local businesses, and distributed 'ICE Free Zone' signs amid tensions with federal immigration enforcement.
Attorneys General Coalition, Led by Kwame Raoul, Fights Trump Admin's Attempts to Seize Transgender Healthcare Records From Boston Hospital
AG Kwame Raoul and 19 attorneys general opposed the Trump administration's subpoena for medical records relating to transgender care at Boston Children’s Hospital, supporting rights and healthcare for transgender youth.
Illinois Rep. Hoan Huynh Alleges 'Violent Intimidation' by CBP Agents in Chicago's Albany Park
Rep. Hoan Huynh was confronted by CBP agents with a gun in Chicago's Albany Park, while working to inform residents of their rights amidst ICE activity. The event adds tension between local communities and federal immigration enforcement agencies.
Chicago Public Schools Eye $60 Million Tech Tracking Contract Amid Nationwide Cell Phone Ban Debate in Classrooms
Chicago Public Schools considers a $60 million contract with CDW to track tech equipment after losses, and a study finds that state bans on cell phones in schools may improve test scores but raise suspensions.
ICE Official Ordered to Court Over Use of Tear Gas in Chicago Protests, Amidst Body Camera Mandate Dispute
A federal judge in Chicago insists ICE agents use body cameras after they allegedly defied a restraining order against using tear gas on protesters. Confusion arises over ICE representation in court following the judge's enforcement of the order.
Chicago Mayor Proposes Groundbreaking Social Media Tax in Bold 2026 Budget to Combat Deficit, Fund Mental Health Services
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson proposed a 2026 budget with a Social Media Amusement & Responsibility Tax (SMART) to help cover city deficits and fund mental health services.












