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Isabel’s morning briefing

Wednesday, Jan 10, 2024 - Posted by Isabel Miller

* ICYMI: Chicago suburbs plan for unscheduled asylum-seeker drop offs. Tribune

    - Deputy Police Chief Zakula said the department would direct buses to Chicago, should they arrive in Niles
    - Park Ridge Mayor Maloney said the city would not seek to adopt an ordinance that would restrict unscheduled bus stops
    - Skokie’s Communications and Community Engagement Director said village officials had made plans to ensure people could get to Chicago’s landing site

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Governor Pritzker will speak at 10:30 am at the Salesforce Tower to mark state economic development milestones. Click here to watch.

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11 Comments
  1. - Um, No - Wednesday, Jan 10, 24 @ 8:35 am:

    The Niemerg error is typical Eastern Blockhead buffoonery.

    Too smart to use the HRO provided forms and have filling documents checked for accuracy and completeness, these Bozo’s just wing it in the name of who knows what.

    Sadly, most of these goobers’ constituents are unaware that they are totally unrepresented at their Capitol.


  2. - Stephanie Kollmann - Wednesday, Jan 10, 24 @ 8:36 am:

    ==There doesn’t appear to be a penalty for late disclosures [of assault weapons ownership].==

    I’m so sick of reading this misinformation.

    There is no *provision for* late disclosures.

    The law says: register before 1/1/24 to prove you owned the gun/item pre-2024

    [OR lawfully dispose of the gun/item]

    OR

    Be subject to a Class A misdemeanor for 1 gun

    OR

    Be subject to a Class 2 felony for 2 guns or 2 incidents

    And, by the way, these white FOID card holding “gun offenders” can thank progressive Democrats for amending the penalty for 1 offense/weapon down to a misdemeanor because the original bill developed with prosecutors and ISP made first violations a Class 3 felony.


  3. - Stephanie Kollmann - Wednesday, Jan 10, 24 @ 8:40 am:

    Sorry for the typo. The 2nd weapon under PICA is a Class 3, not class 2.


  4. - JS Mill - Wednesday, Jan 10, 24 @ 8:47 am:

    =Be subject to a Class A misdemeanor for 1 gun

    OR

    Be subject to a Class 2 felony for 2 guns or 2 incidents=

    So Bailey is a felon. Good to know. I appreciate hi essentially turning himself in, very thoughtful on his part.


  5. - Stephanie Kollmann - Wednesday, Jan 10, 24 @ 8:53 am:

    Class *3 and yes, assuming he is telling the truth about not registering his weapons, he is documenting himself committing a felony.


  6. - Donnie Elgin - Wednesday, Jan 10, 24 @ 10:13 am:

    “he is documenting himself committing a felony”

    And what agency will take any enforcement action based on such a statement?


  7. - Demoralized - Wednesday, Jan 10, 24 @ 10:58 am:

    ==And what agency will take any enforcement action based on such a statement?==

    I’d pay for the cost of the ISP to go arrest him. I think it’s disgusting how you so called law abiding citizens are thumbing your nose at the law.


  8. - Stephanie Kollmann - Wednesday, Jan 10, 24 @ 11:27 am:

    ==And what agency will take any enforcement action based on such a statement?==

    Any law enforcement entity authorized to make an unlawful use of weapons arrest or charge someone with UUW can do so.

    Whether an authorized law enforcement entity chooses to arrest and charge UUWs or not is, as always, a political question. And a valid one, despite your likely reasons for asking it.


  9. - JS Mill - Wednesday, Jan 10, 24 @ 11:36 am:

    =And what agency will take any enforcement action based on such a statement?=

    Is that really a question or are you just trolling?

    The ISP for starters. His county sheriff if he wasn’t busy selecting the laws he will uphold is another.


  10. - RNUG - Wednesday, Jan 10, 24 @ 12:28 pm:

    == Oak Lawn Passes Measure Restricting Unscheduled Migrant Bus Drop-Offs ==

    == Brookfield limits migrant drop-offs ==

    == Oak Lawn bans unscheduled migrant bus drop-offs ==

    Plus the Chicago and NYC limitations …

    Been thinking about this for a while.
    While I see where coordination would be to everyone’s advantage, I don’t think these towns and cities are thinking this through. SCOTUS has said, within the Constitutional guarantee of Liberty, there is an unenumerated right to travel without government restrictions. Plus it smacks of the various discriminatory sundown laws that were once common. Kind of surprised some enterprising lawyer hasn’t brought suit on behalf of the bus companies or the immigrants.


  11. - Rich Miller - Wednesday, Jan 10, 24 @ 12:32 pm:

    ===Kind of surprised some enterprising lawyer hasn’t brought suit on behalf of the bus companies===

    Agreed. But maybe they don’t want the attention or, likely, don’t care. Chaos is the intent here, after all.


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