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Houston PD criticized for agonizing over church shooter’s correct pronouns

February 16, 2024 -

(Article by Paul Joseph Watson republished from Modernity.news)

Authorities identified the shooter as Genesse Ivonne Moreno, who previously used the name Jeffrey Escalante Moreno.

Moreno, who it was initially suspected could have been transgender, was accompanied by a 7-year-old child for whom she was the biological mother.

The child and another 57-year-old man were the only people injured in the shooting, which was quickly stopped by armed off-duty police ...

Los Angeles PD vows crackdown on crime following smash-and-grab heists by flash mobs

August 24, 2023 -

LAPD Deputy Chief Blake Chow told reporters on Aug. 17: "The LAPD will not tolerate these acts. We will not stand by idly while these acts continue."

LA Mayor Karen Bass said on the same day that law enforcement agencies across LA County were joining forces to establish a task force aimed at stamping out retail theft. She promised: "If someone commits a crime, we'll catch [them and prosecute them to the] fullest extent of the law."

The announcement of the task ...

INSANITY: Chicago mayor proposes taxpayer-funded, city-controlled grocery stores

September 18, 2023 -

Johnson said his administration is "committed to advancing innovative, whole-of-government approaches to address inequities." "All Chicagoans deserve to live near convenient, affordable, healthy grocery options. We know access to grocery stores is already a challenge for many residents, especially on the South and West sides," Johnson said in a statement. "A better, stronger, safer future is one where our youth and our communities have access to the tools and resources they ...

Chicago mayor mulls sending ILLEGALS to suburbs in other counties

August 21, 2023 -

The Center Square reported that Johnson, a Democrat, is working with officials from Cook County and others to coordinate a plan to bus migrants out of the Windy City. "We see some real support on the horizon," he said. We’ve had conversations with mayors across not just Cook County but the surrounding counties, and we have had tremendous feedback."

About 12,000 migrants have arrived in Chicago from the southern U.S. border in the past year, mainly due to busing efforts ...

Chicago Mayor’s grand plan to stop ‘crime crisis’ are reparation checks

January 03, 2024 -

(Article by Tyler Durden republished from ZeroHedge.com)

While speaking to Poppy Harlow on "CNN This Morning" Wednesday, Johnson acknowledged Chicago was plagued with out-of-control violent crime and declared that the "full force of government" would solve the crisis. The brilliant idea from the mayor: $500,000 in reparation checks.

"These are the first dollars spent in this city to begin the process of studying both restoration and reparations," Johnson said....

Biological men take gold AND silver at Chicago women’s cycle races

October 13, 2023 -

(Article by Steve Watson republished from Summit.news)

The Daily Mail reports that Tessa Johnson, 25, won first place in the Women’s SingleSpeed and Cat Half categories of the Chicago CrossCup, while Evelyn Williamson, 30, placed second in the SingleSpeed at the October 7 contest.

The pair, who are clearly biologically male, continue to dominate at women’s cycling events, with Williamson winning 18 titles in the women’s category in the past six years, and Johnson ...

Cartel-linked illegal remains free after shooting a transgender migrant in Chicago

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The situation takes a darker turn when it's revealed that just two days before the attack, the suspect was charged with several felonies, including illegal possession of a firearm. And the troubling saga continued on March 3, when the suspect was once again apprehended for driving without a license.

The victim, a transgender woman from Venezuela, was waiting for transportation outside a nightclub in the mostly Hispanic American neighborhood of Little Village. This is where ...

Chicago crowned MURDER CAPITAL of the United States for 12th consecutive year

January 09, 2024 -

According to data released by nonprofit community research company Wirepoints, mirrored by the end-of-year crime summary of the Chicago Police Department (CPD), the Windy City recorded a total of 617 murders in 2023.

This is over 200 murders more than Philadelphia, which ranked second with 408, and New York in third with 386. It should also be noted that Chicago only has a population of around 2.6 million compared to Philadelphia's 1.5 million and New York City's over ...

Community activists demand VIOLENCE in Chicago be treated as public health emergency

June 02, 2023 -

The calls came amid shootings that have occurred in the Windy City throughout the Memorial Day weekend. According to reports, more than 50 people were shot at since May 26. These shootings claimed the lives of 11 and injured numerous individuals.

Included in the victims were two 2-year-old children involved in separate accidental shootings, which were caused by the children unintentionally discharging a weapon they were playing with. Thankfully, both children are expected ...

NYC, Chicago mayors anticipate huge surge of illegals as Title 42 expires

May 12, 2023 -

First announced in March 2020 amid the Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, Title 42 allowed for the speedy deportation of illegal aliens on the basis of preventing the spread of communicable diseases such as COVID-19.

Authorities in Chicago have been forced to house illegal aliens in public buildings and even police stations, according to Bloomberg. Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot said she had taken measures to respond to a "surge of new arrivals since last month," culminating ...

Monkeypox resurfaces in Chicago just as WHO declares end of monkeypox global emergency

May 12, 2023 -

A dozen confirmed cases and one probable case of monkeypox were reported in the nation’s third-biggest city in the period from April 17 to May 5. In all of these cases, the virus was spread through sexual contact. Nine of the infections were noted in men who were fully vaccinated against the virus.

Although none of the infected individuals were hospitalized, the city is nevertheless warning of a "resurgence" of monkeypox. The illness grabbed a lot of headlines last year ...

Chicago mulls ban on NATURAL GAS in most new buildings to “fight climate change”

January 26, 2024 -

The proposal, dubbed the Clean and Affordable Buildings Ordinance (CABO), would set an emission standard effectively prohibiting natural gas via an unreachable standard. This would make the Windy City the latest blue city to prohibit future homes from using gas stoves. It would also pave the way for electric heating and appliances that reportedly emit lower greenhouse gases.

"This is a matter of real survival and the future of our city – and especially our economic future," ...

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson plans to relocate 1,600 illegal immigrants into special tent communities

September 15, 2023 -

Johnson's new plan to create tent cities for these illegal immigrants contradicts his previous statement that Chicago's immigrant community is an essential contribution to the city's economy. He earlier said the presence of illegals "infuses vitality into [the city's] neighborhoods and enhances the cultural fabric of the greatest city in the world."

This also comes as Johnson urged residents to make a "sacrifice" for the greater good, claiming that things could be ...

NO MORE AMERICAN DREAM: Illegals are leaving “sanctuary city” Chicago due to harsh living conditions

November 15, 2023 -

"Since August last year, 20,700 migrants have arrived in Chicago from Texas," the Daily Mail stated. "[Texas] Gov. Greg Abbott sent migrants to Chicago and other Democrat-run cities because of their proud status as 'sanctuary cities.'" Such cities, the tabloid added, "offer enhanced protection against detention or deportation for undocumented migrants."

But the Mail pointed out that Illinois' harsh winters, lack of infrastructure and ambivalent support from locals have ...

New “no-cash bail” provision now implemented in Illinois will make Chicago even more dangerous

September 20, 2023 -

As of September 18, the most extreme cash bail abolition in the country has become the law of the land in the Land of Lincoln. The culmination of more than two years of legislative and judicial conflicts over the SAFE-T Act, which was originally passed in February 2021, the no-cash bail provision means that even more defendants will be released before trial, which means an even greater risk to public safety.

The city of Chicago, which is already well on its way to ...

Venezuelan illegal immigrant paroled by Biden ARRESTED by ICE in Chicago for allegedly FUNDING TERRORISM

August 16, 2023 -

The Venezuelan national, initially arrested near San Luis, Arizona in April 2021, was released into the American interior under the provisions of Biden's controversial parole program. This pipeline offers a path for migrants into American communities, even when their claims for asylum are questionable and they have been declared inadmissible.

The migrant was initially charged with inadmissibility under U.S. immigration law and issued a notice to appear before an immigration ...

Chicago officials refuse to disclose how they spent $120M in taxpayer money on ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS

August 11, 2023 -

Mainstream media outlet CBS 2 recently reported that the Chicago Office of Budget and Management (OBM) denied the news team's Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request for those spending records. The office is also ignoring requests for these same records from the office of Illinois Attorney General (AG) Kwame Raoul. (Related: US border crisis persists: Thousands of migrants continue to cross daily despite the summer heat.)

CBS 2 initially filed a request for the spending ...

Monkeypox outbreak reported in Chicago – nearly 70% of infected were already vaccinated against the disease

May 16, 2023 -

In a May 9 update, the Chicago Department of Public Health recorded 12 confirmed and one probable case of the virus between April 17 and May 5. Nine of the 13 total infections, or nearly 70 percent, were in men vaccinated against the disease.

All patients were male with an average age of 34. Four of them had recently visited New York City, New Orleans or Mexico. Four patients tested positive for HIV, while one was diagnosed with syphilis.

The sudden uptick in monkeypox ...