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Pritzker slams Trump’s threat to target Chicago next

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Pritzker Calls Trump’s Threat to Target Chicago Next ‘An Authoritarian Grab of Major Cities’
“Trump’s goal is to incite fear in our communities and destabilize existing public safety efforts — all to create a justification to further abuse his power,” he continued.

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'Stay out of our city': Chicago officials slam Trump’s threat to target city in next crime crackdown
Pritzker slams Trump’s threat to target Chicago next: ‘We don’t play those games’
Trump Says Chicago and New York Are Next for Federal Crackdown on Crime
President Trump said on Friday that he planned to target Chicago and New York for his next federal crackdown on crime, suggesting he was willing to use active-duty troops on city streets.

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Trump says he 'feels safe' in visit to National Guard, D.C. police
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Trump’s DC takeover produces moderate drop in crime — and huge spike in immigration arrests
Since August 7, federal officials have arrested 300 people in DC who don’t have legal immigration status, the administration said — a more than tenfold increase over the typical ICE arrest numbers fo...

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FBI searches home of Trump’s former national security adviser John Bolton, source says
Trump’s Crackdown Will Make Crime Worse

Target responds to allegations it fired Chicago employees over benefits scheme

Target fired employees from a Chicago warehouse for violating their code of ethics, the company said amid allegations from employees that the terminations were related to a medical benefits scheme. "Following an internal investigation, we have terminated team members found in violation of our company's code of ethics," Target said in a statement.

Hundreds of Chicago Target workers fired over alleged fraud — how a 'glitch in the system' led to $1M+ stolen

Hundreds of employees at a Target distribution hub in Chicago have been fired, news outlets report, after allegedly exploiting a glitch in the company’s health care loan program — costing the retailer more than $1 million.
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