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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.
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Hundreds of "Hands Off" protests were held around the country, taking aim at the Trump administration's cuts to the federal ...
Also held in the suburbs and across the country, the demonstrations took aim at the administration's recent actions, ...
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Chicago's Cinco de Mayo parade canceled over fear tied to Trump's immigration policies, organizers sayBut organizers say this year, many community members are choosing to stay home out of fear.What's nextWhile there will be no ...
A new Trump executive order to dump anticompetitive US regulations could give the US negotiating leverage to get rid of ...
Illinois banned private immigration detention facilities during President Donald Trump's first term. Local governments are ...
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‘We’re gonna sue:’ Chicago mayor says Trump threat to cut funding over DEI is ‘unconstitutional’Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson threatened to sue the Trump administration if it follows through on a threat to withhold ...
Mayor Brandon Johnson and other progressives hope Chicagoans’ aversion to Donald Trump will boost their popularity. Unlikely.
which last month joined a lawsuit against the Trump administration over cuts across the federal government. Cheryl Monroe, president of the chapter that represents the Chicago-based staffers ...
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