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An Illinois court declined a request to name a special prosecutor to probe allegations against ICE enforcement activities
Prison Sentences for Retail Theft Doubled in 2025 Under New Cook County State’s Attorney Policies
A report found that tougher sentencing for retail theft was making a significant difference in Cook County’s criminal courts
DOJ Drops Charges Against Chicago-Area Anti-ICE Protesters Citing Gross Misconduct by Prosecutors
The Department of Justice dismissed criminal charges against activists who had opposed ICE operations near Chicago
Chicago City Council Votes to Ban Police Officers Tied to Far-Right Groups
Chicago’s legislative body approved a measure barring police officers with verified ties to extremist organisations