US EditionChicago mayor signs ‘ICE free zone’ executive order
Mayor Brandon Johnson's order bans Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents from using city property for enforcement, aiming to protect immigrant communities amid federal troop deployments.
- Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson signed an executive order creating 'ICE-free zones' to limit the use of city property by Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents.
- The order limits ICE's operations on city-owned spaces and allows private businesses to participate in safeguarding against ICE actions without a valid warrant.
- Chicago Police Superintendent Larry Snelling stated that local police will not assist in federal immigration enforcement and emphasized the need to keep peace during protests.
- The White House criticized Johnson's order as a 'disgusting betrayal of every law-abiding citizen,' accusing him of prioritizing illegal immigrants' safety over Chicagoans.
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Chicago mayor creates 'ICE-free zones' meant to impede federal agents — White House fires off brutal response
The Democratic mayor of Chicago is trying to shut down deportation operations by creating "ICE-free zones," but the White House doesn't appear to respect the decision much. Mayor Brandon Johnson made the announcement establishing the zones in a media briefing Monday. The Trump administration has put Chicago and its sanctuary-city policies in its crosshairs. 'This is SICK. He is aiding and abetting criminal illegal immigrant killers, rapists, tra…
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson Signs Executive Order Establishing ‘ICE-Free Zones’ to Be Enforced By Chicago PD › American Greatness
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Police superintendent: Chicago cops will keep peace amid ICE protests
(The Center Square) – Chicago Police Superintendent Larry Snelling said he’s going to review an “ICE-free zone” executive order issued Monday by Mayor Brandon Johnson, but police will assist in keeping the peace. Johnson's order limits federal immigration officers’ use…
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