
Springfield FBI starts sweep in Danville, says it is not immigration-related
The Springfield FBI office says it is launching a major sweep this morning in Danville and it is not immigration-related.

The Springfield FBI office says it is launching a major sweep this morning in Danville and it is not immigration-related.

Katie Abraham’s mother said the administration never sought her permission to use her daughter’s name in furtherance of its political agenda, an association she says her daughter would not want.

The Immigration Project said their DOJ Reps have served approximately 948 individuals in Central and Southern Illinois.

The Cook County state’s attorney calls demand “baseless” and claims effort would backfire.

The order comes as the Trump administration says it is wrapping up its immigration campaign in Minneapolis and claims it has made the community safer.

Performance venues and cultural organizations are seeing a spike in artists from abroad canceling performances and demonstrations — and rethinking U.S. tours.

Illinois Public Media’s The 21st Show is interviewing the candidates and asking them about their views. This week, Brian Mackey sat down with Republican Pamela Denise Long to discuss her campaign.

State claims federal agents used military-style tactics in attempt to coerce Illinois into changing its immigration policies

Organizers estimate 200 cars joined the caravan Saturday afternoon to protest recent shootings by federal immigration officers.

In a statement, Department of Homeland Security spokeswoman Tricia McLaughlin said ICE agents were met by “rioters” during a targeted operation.

Business owner and father Ismael Ayuzo Sandoval is preparing for his deportation to Mexico — a country he left decades ago and where his attorney said he is afraid to return because of cartel violence, citing, in part, his cousin’s murder at the hands of drug traffickers.

The law, signed by Pritzker this month, bars immigration enforcement from courthouses and opens the door for easier legal action against federal agents over alleged civil rights infractions.

The governor also extended an invitation to the Chicago-born pontiff to visit his hometown.

U of I Provost John Coleman said the university would not agree to demands in the compact, like freezing tuition and shutting down departments that belittle conservative ideas.

These workers were part of a workforce that has long sustained both the town’s economy and its key role in the country’s food supply chain.