Illinois Lawmakers Approve Ban on Immigration Arrests Near Courthouses
- Illinois lawmakers have approved legislation, House Bill 1312, banning civil immigration arrests in and around state courthouses. The bill passed the Illinois Senate 40-18 and the Illinois House 75-32.
 - The legislation allows residents to sue immigration agents who violate their constitutional rights and imposes penalties for violations.
 - State Rep. Hoan Huynh described federal immigration tactics as fear-inducing, comparing them to an authoritarian regime, and emphasizing the need for this bill.
 - Opponents warned that the bill might have unintended consequences on law enforcement, while supporters argued it provides necessary safety for fear-stricken communities.
 
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"Insurrection": Blue State Lawmakers Get Hammered Online After Making Big Move To Help Illegal Aliens, Taking First Step Toward Trying To Arrest ICE Agents - The American Tribune.com
Conservatives exploded online after Illinois passed a bill banning federal immigration arrests near courthouses, allowing lawsuits for perceived constitutional violations during civil arrests, and requiring policies at hospitals, daycares, and colleges. Now headed to the desk of Gov. Pritzker for approval, the controversial bill aims to ensure court access without fear, according to the woke sponsors. Other far-left states, such as California an…
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