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Chicago, Illinois and Sanctuary Policies

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Federal judge dismisses Trump administration's lawsuit against Chicago over its sanctuary city policies
A federal judge dismissed a lawsuit by the Trump administration that sought to block the enforcement of several "sanctuary policies" in Illinois that restrict the ability of local officials to aid fe...

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Judge throws out federal suit on Illinois, Chicago sanctuary policies
Judge dismisses DOJ lawsuit against Illinois, Chicago over ‘sanctuary city’ policies
US Judge Dismisses Justice Dept Lawsuit Over Sanctuary Laws in Chicago and Illinois
A federal judge on Friday dismissed a lawsuit brought by the U.S. Justice Department that accused the state of Illinois and the city of Chicago of unlawfully interfering with President Donald Trump's ...

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Federal Judge Dismisses Trump Administration’s Challenge of Illinois Sanctuary Measures
Boston judge blocks Trump’s birthright citizenship restrictions in third ruling since high court decision
Trump’s effort to end birthright citizenship could have taken effect this weekend. Lower courts are continuing to block it
A federal judge in New Hampshire earlier this month blocked Trump’s order nationwide via a class action lawsuit brought by the American Civil Liberties Union.

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Biden-Appointed Judge Tosses Lawsuit Against Sanctuary City Chicago
California wins pause on Trump rule blocking some immigrants from Head Start
Sunday afternoon Chicago storms prompt ground stop at O'Hare International Airport
Another day of storms has prompted a ground stop at O'Hare International Airport. There was no rain falling in downtown Chicago as of 4:30 p.m., and Midway International Airport was not affected. But the Federal Aviation Administration said there was a ground stop due at O'Hare due to thunderstorms.
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East Chicago honors Hispanic political pioneers Jesse and Rosemarie Gomez
The 3800 block of Grand Boulevard in East Chicago now honors Jesse and Rosemarie Gomez, both Hispanic pioneers in politics.
Will requiring Chicago boaters to wear lifejackets prevent drownings — or make things worse?
If a proposal from Ald. Stephanie Coleman (16th) becomes law, everyone boarding a boat in the city will be required to wear a life jacket — including those on large tourist vessels — or face fines of up to $500.
Chicago weather: Fast-moving storms knock trees onto houses, cause fires, cut power
A line of fast-moving storms prompted severe thunderstorm warnings in the Chicago area and ground stops at O'Hare and Midway airports. There were also reports of storm damage.
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Chicago Bears 2025 Position Battles: Déjà vu at safety
Strarters Kevin Byard III and Jaquan Brisker, and reserves Elijah Hicks and Jonathan Owens, opened up the 2024 season, and they all returned to do it again. Even with Dennis Allen’s new defensive scheme in place, the Bears didn’t make any significant offseason moves at the position.
Derailed: Looming funding cuts to Philadelphia’s transit system offer a lesson for Chicago
Philadelphia is facing a massive transit deficit caused in large part, like Chicago’s, by the expiration of federal pandemic aid.
Flash flooding in Chicago, southwest suburbs washes out roads, floods basements
Chicago residents are cleaning up after strong storms with hard rains caused flash flooding Friday, especially on the South Side.
Chicago mayor now open to video gambling after lawmakers express frustration
After Illinois lawmakers expressed frustration with Chicago’s refusal to allow video gambling in the city, Mayor Brandon Johnson says he’s now open to the idea. Johnson told reporters the issue is being debated,
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