RFK Jr., Pam Bondi Travel to the Chicago Suburbs to Crackdown on Illicit Vape Sales

RFK Jr. makes announcement after federal agents seize more than 600,000 illicit products: 'Many of these … are being illegally brought into America'

The law enforcement crackdown on illegal vapes continues.  Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., Secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services, and Pam Bondi, the U.S. Attorney General, made a rare joint appearance in a Chicago suburb where 600,000 illegal vape products allegedly were seized, NBC News reported. "It's clear many of these products are being illegally brought into America," Bondi said at a press conference in Bensenville, Illinois, pe…

Trump administration seizes 600,000 illegal vape products in Chicago raid

CHICAGO, Ill. (WTVO) — Trump administration officials conducted a significant raid in the Chicago suburb of Bensenville, seizing over 600,000 illegal vape products. The raid, led by Attorney General Pam Bondi and Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., targeted a distributor suspected of smuggling vape products from China. Officials emphasized the health risks these products pose to children and teens, citing undisclosed chemicals often found in…

RFK Jr., Pam Bondi travel to the Chicago suburbs to crackdown on illicit vape sales

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Pam Bondi were in the Chicago area today to announce joint seizure operations of illicit vape sales.

Pam Bondi and RFK Jr. travel to the Chicago suburbs for a crackdown on illicit vape sales

The joint ATF and FDA operation comes as the president has been threatening to send troops into Chicago to crack down on crime.

Feds, ‘new sheriff’ descend on Chicago suburb, seize illegal vaping items - Regional Media News

(The Center Square) – Federal authorities say they are just getting started after announcing in Illinois that they have seized millions of illegal vaping products. The raid across several states led to the seizure of $87.5 million worth of e-cigarette items. Speaking outside Midwest Goods in the Chicago suburb of Bensenville, U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi said many of the illicit products are being brought into the country illegally. “They’re …