Confusion swirls after Small Business Administration says it will move Chicago regional office over sanctuary city policies
Confusion began when the agency announced it would relocate six regional offices throughout the country because they are in cities that “do not comply with U.S. Immigration and Customs
Heavily scripted Mayor Johnson survives congressional hot seat on Chicago's sanctuary city policy
Miracle Boyd’s front teeth were knocked out during a clash at the Christopher Columbus statue in Grant Park after the 2020 murder of George Floyd. Fraternal Order of Police President John Catanzara branded Boyd a “spoiled little brat” who provoked police and doesn’t deserve a penny.
Here's a rundown of several key claims made during the hearing, and our reporting on the issues and numbers referenced by ...
Johnson and the other mayors defended their immigration policies, saying they have an obligation to protect everyone living ...
Still, throughout the day, GOP lawmakers attempted to paint sanctuary cities as unlawful, and several went so far as to ...
Business advocates say closing the Chicago office on South Michigan Avenue harms small businesses that need support.
Broadly speaking, sanctuary cities are jurisdictions with policies that allow immigrants to live without fear of arrests or ...
The Mayors of Boston, Chicago, Denver and New York City testified in front of the House Oversight Committee during a ...
Other cities where SBA offices will close include Atlanta, Chicago, Denver, New York City, and Seattle, each of which the ...
The Chicago location is one of six regional offices the agency is closing and relocating because of local immigration ...
P-Rae Easley, a Chicago resident, says she feels Americans are at a "disadvantage" because of sanctuary city policies.
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