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- Sep 27, 2026
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Keeping federal agents in check still a challenge one year after Operation Midway Blitz (opens the original)
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A Schaumburg police officer responded to a 911 call in June from a federal immigration agent who reported being followed, then turned off his body camera at the agent’s request. A Forest Park parking enforcement worker moved a federal agent’s car in July while police leaders let the agent slip out the back of the village police station, where he’d ducked in to avoid an activist’s camera. An Evanston police commander defended his officers’ response to the mayor in October after immigration agents
Can state’s attorney take over some Burge-related cases? A judge will decide. (opens the original)
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For more than two decades, the Cook County state’s attorney’s office has been conflicted from handling certain cases involving former Chicago police Cmdr. Jon Burge or detectives working under him, with an outside prosecutor or other agencies stepping in to try the cases instead. But more than 30 years after Burge was fired from the Chicago Police Department as allegations of torture began to come to light, some cases may end up back under the purview of State’s Attorney Eileen O’Neill Burke – t
Immigration judges in Chicago deporting abused, neglected children in violation of their due process: attorneys (opens the original)
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The boy who faced Immigration Court Judge Shawn Abraham needed the microphone lowered before his hearing could begin. His feet didn’t reach the floor. The lawyer and advocate who sat with him at the respondent’s table told Abraham that he had no caregivers in El Salvador, where Abraham would order him deported moments later. He was one of more than a dozen unaccompanied minors without legal status who appeared at Chicago Immigration Court Wednesday for a hearing that was unprecedented until rece
‘No winners here.’ Woman sentenced to probation in death of boyfriend after alleged abuse. (opens the original)
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Keshia Golden maintains that she was defending herself from abuse when she accidentally caused the death of her boyfriend, but she had a difficult choice to make. The 37-year-old mother could continue to fight for exoneration through a trial, or she could accept a plea offer from prosecutors that would allow her to avoid a prison sentence for murder. In the end, she said, she chose the option that would allow her to pick up her 3-year-old daughter from daycare in the afternoon. Dabbing her eyes
‘The most reprehensible possible’: Rock Island woman wins rare $50M judgment against alleged sex trafficker (opens the original)
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Adriane Moen was a single mother, struggling financially, when, like countless other women, she met a man on a dating app and made a connection. But what she believed was a romantic relationship soon turned into something darker, according to court records, when the Chicago man she was involved with suggested she start using the website Backpage, which became known as an online hub for sex work until it was shut down by the FBI in 2018. Soon, he became abusive, forcing her into continuous sex wo
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