Illinois Republican Party: SAFE-T Act has contributed to rising crime in the state
The Illinois Republican Party claims that the SAFE-T Act has led to increased crime rates across Illinois communities and schools.
Crime & Courts
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Awake Illinois appoints retired police chief as law enforcement fellow
Awake Illinois has appointed retired Riverside Police Chief Tom Weitzel as its law enforcement fellow.
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Truth in Accounting: Illinois audit finds weak federal oversight, taxpayer funds at risk
A recent audit by Truth in Accounting highlights significant compliance issues within Illinois’ federal programs, potentially endangering taxpayer money.
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Libs of TikTok: Illinois State Police require officers to complete DEI, LGBTQ training
Internal documents reveal that Illinois State Police officers must undergo mandatory DEI training covering LGBTQ topics or risk termination.
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Illinois inspector general finds hundreds of state employees involved in PPP loan fraud
The Illinois Office of Executive Inspector General concluded investigations into PPP loan fraud among state employees.
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Illinois House GOP: Chicago transit bailout ignores crime
The Illinois House GOP criticizes a new Chicago transit bailout for not addressing rising crime rates on public transportation systems.
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Rep. Tipsword: SAFE-T Act is a problem, ‘it touches over 250 current pieces of legislation’
Illinois State Representative Dennis Tipsword raises concerns about the extensive nature of the SAFE-T Act.
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Illinois Freedom Caucus opposes noncitizen police law after officer reinstated
The Illinois Freedom Caucus has expressed opposition to a state law permitting certain noncitizens to serve as police officers.
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Chicago Morning Answer host: ‘Crime isn’t down in Chicago. Chaos is more prevalent’
Dan Proft, host of “Chicago’s Morning Answer,” asserts that crime is not decreasing in Chicago and chaos is on the rise.
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ICE says Illinois released 1,700 criminal aliens despite 4,000 active detainers
Libs of TikTok has reported that the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) sent a letter to Illinois’ attorney general, urging the state to comply with over 4,000 immigration detainers.
