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Illinois' two U.S. senators want a law to allow certain non-citizens to become U.S. Military - Vimarsana News

Illinois' two U.S. senators want a law to allow certain non-citizens to become U.S. Military

(Washington-jm) – Governor J.B. Pritzker has already signed a law to allow certain non-citizens to become police officers in Illinois. Now, the state's two U.S. senators want the same for t...

ILLINOIS STATE NEWS BRIEF (12/11/2023) | WVLN AM/FM	| CBS Sports Radio - Vimarsana News

ILLINOIS STATE NEWS BRIEF (12/11/2023) | WVLN AM/FM	| CBS Sports Radio

(SPRINGFIELD) Measures ranging from lifting Illinois' nuclear moratorium to addressing electric vehicle policies in the state and lifting some fees on ...

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ILLINOIS STATE NEWS BRIEF (12/11/2023) | WSEI 92.9 FM | Freedom 92.9 - Vimarsana News

ILLINOIS STATE NEWS BRIEF (12/11/2023) | WSEI 92.9 FM | Freedom 92.9

(SPRINGFIELD) Measures ranging from lifting Illinois' nuclear moratorium to addressing electric vehicle policies in the state and lifting some fees on ...

ILLINOIS STATE NEWS BRIEF (12/11/2023) | WIKK 103.5 FM | 103.5 The Rockin' Eagle - Vimarsana News

ILLINOIS STATE NEWS BRIEF (12/11/2023) | WIKK 103.5 FM | 103.5 The Rockin' Eagle

(SPRINGFIELD) Measures ranging from lifting Illinois' nuclear moratorium to addressing electric vehicle policies in the state and lifting some fees on ...

Legislators seek to utilize non-citizens for military and police despite pushback - Vimarsana News

Legislators seek to utilize non-citizens for military and police despite pushback

(The Center Square) – Gov. J.B. Pritzker has already signed a law to allow certain non-citizens to become police officers in Illinois. Now, the state's two U.S. senators want the