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Sanctuary Policy Battle Sparks Heated Discussions Among Bondi Officials

Attorney General Pam Bondi has issued a stern warning to Illinois Governor JB Pritzker, Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson, and Cook County Board President Toni Preckwinkle, all Democrats, regarding their so-called ‘sanctuary’ policies.

The Attorney General demanded immediate cessation of these policies, giving the Illinois leaders until Tuesday, August 19, to provide evidence of their compliance with federal law. She also requested clarification on their initiatives aimed at eliminating any laws, policies, or practices that might hinder federal immigration enforcement.

The significance becomes clear when we consider the response of the Illinois lawmakers. They are resisting Bondi’s demands. According to reliable sources, Ann Spillane, General Counsel to Governor Pritzker, penned a rebuttal to Bondi, asserting that Illinois adheres to the law.

“While we cooperate with federal law enforcement to arrest violent criminals,” Spillane wrote, “Neither federal law, nor sound public policy, requires our state to divert resources away from community safety and towards civil immigration enforcement.” Spillane also expressed concerns about the apparent lack of coordination with local law enforcement in Los Angeles and Washington, D.C.

Reports from Mayor Johnson’s office indicate that the Chicago Police Department remains committed to holding violent offenders accountable, regardless of their immigration status. They maintain that they are in active cooperation with federal law enforcement agencies in numerous public safety efforts aimed at reducing violence and removing firearms from the streets.

Related: Pam Bondi Unleashes Special Prosecutor to Investigate Explosive Schiff, James Fraud Claims

Bondi has threatened to cut Illinois’ federal funding and deploy federal law enforcement in the same manner as seen in Los Angeles and Washington D.C. “If they’re not going to keep their citizens safe, [President] Donald Trump will keep them safe,” Bondi stated on FOX Business.

The clash between the Attorney General and Illinois leaders over sanctuary policies continues, with each side presenting compelling arguments. Stay tuned, we will keep you updated as this situation evolves.

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