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Isabel’s morning briefing

Thursday, Jan 11, 2024 - Posted by Isabel Miller

* ICYMI: State opens migrant shelter, Pritzker talks supplemental spending plan. Capitol News Illinois

    - The new shelter is slated to host about 220 migrants in a former CVS location in Little Village.
    - Pritzker said his administration is exploring ways to deter bus companies and airlines from transporting more migrants to the city from the southern border.

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9 Comments
  1. - OneMan - Thursday, Jan 11, 24 @ 8:02 am:

    I will suggest folks take a look at the article about the FIOA stuff with the Yorkville SB. It will be interesting to see if they take it to court. I’m not sure they have a legal leg to stand on, but it’s a good way to spend taxpayer money to avoid embarrassment.


  2. - JS Mill - Thursday, Jan 11, 24 @ 9:06 am:

    @OneMan, you are correct Yorkville will quickly lose this case. I don’t know how often the PAC issues binding decisions, but I have never received one. Pretty definitive. Curriculum and instruction are not one of the exceptions to the Open Meetings Act. I had to stop a board member in my district from bringing up a book in closed session for the same reason. I don’t know the current Yorkville superintendent, but if they did not advise the board that it was an OMA violation he should have.

    Sometimes our boards don’t listen to us.


  3. - Anyone Remember - Thursday, Jan 11, 24 @ 9:09 am:

    ===Sometimes our boards don’t listen to us.===

    That’s putting it mildly.


  4. - Cannabis Searches - Thursday, Jan 11, 24 @ 9:50 am:

    I think the State should be commended for its legalization of cannabis and the federal government should decriminalize it like it did with gambling, today. However, I side with the Attorney General’s position in the above case. It is simply a matter of public safety, much like alcohol. It is not legal to use wherever you please, especially in a vehicle. With that being said, the court could make a distinction between the smell of burnt and fresh cannabis as a basis for probable cause for a search.


  5. - JS Mill - Thursday, Jan 11, 24 @ 10:01 am:

    =Sometimes our boards don’t listen to us.=

    As a superintendent I have been pretty fortunate in that regard.

    As a principal, I have observed boards that thought they knew better and how badly that can go for the district.


  6. - AlfondoGonz - Thursday, Jan 11, 24 @ 10:21 am:

    Hopefully the IL Supreme Court rules in a way that is consistent with the law and finds that if officers can smell cannabis emanating from inside a vehicle, they then have probable cause to search the vehicle.

    I’m pro-legalization and pro-cannabis in general. That said, it’s not so much to ask that people transport it in accordance with the law.

    The facts of the case before the Supreme Court are unfortunate because it is a legal search, but one where the troopers should have exercised their discretion once they learned there was nothing more than a gram of cannabis in the car. That said, it would be foolish to overreact to these troopers ill-advised use of their discretion. The amount of guns and drugs that are taken off the street following traffic stops that result in narcotics searches after officers detect the smell of cannabis is immense, and those efforts are the tip of the spear in the effort to make the streets safer.


  7. - froganon - Thursday, Jan 11, 24 @ 10:23 am:

    There is always a member who tries to practice law without a law degree let alone a license. Fortunately, they’ve been the minority on boards I’ve served. (eye roll emoji)


  8. - Frida's boss - Thursday, Jan 11, 24 @ 1:25 pm:

    The state finally opened the CVS site.

    Does anyone have a running total on what the state has spent so far? I remember in Oct when the Mayor said the State hadn’t helped and the Gov’s people said they’d given over $300 million in support, then it’s been another DHS transfer of $ 100+ million in Dec now it’s going to be another $160 million plus. This is just from the state. How much has the city spent?


  9. - Dotnonymous x - Thursday, Jan 11, 24 @ 5:59 pm:

    - The facts of the case before the Supreme Court are unfortunate because it is a legal search… -

    That’s just your opinion, Man.


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