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Illinois Law Enforcement Agencies Show Strong Compliance with State Laws to Build Trust - Vimarsana News

Illinois Law Enforcement Agencies Show Strong Compliance with State Laws to Build Trust

Illinois law enforcement agencies overwhelmingly reported compliance with the first year of reporting requirements contained in the Way Forward Act, with 838 agencies submitting compliance reports and granting 1,402 U-visa or T-visa certification requests.

ICE Detains Illinois Immigrants in Out-of-State Jails – South Side Weekly - Vimarsana News

ICE Detains Illinois Immigrants in Out-of-State Jails – South Side Weekly

After the Way Forward Act banned ICE from detaining undocumented people in state jails last year, the agency began detaining undocumented Illinois residents in Wisconsin and other states.

A Judge Just Halted Efforts to End Immigration Detention in New Jersey – Mother Jones - Vimarsana News

A Judge Just Halted Efforts to End Immigration Detention in New Jersey – Mother Jones

The ruling paves the way for ICE and CoreCivic to renew their contract in the state.

Donations from Crypto Schemer FTX Rocking Chicago's Race for Mayor - Vimarsana News

Donations from Crypto Schemer FTX Rocking Chicago's Race for Mayor

Long-time Democrat strongman Jesús "Chuy" Garcia jumped into the race for Chicago Mayor, but donations from FTX are already dogging him.

In setback for McHenry County, federal court upholds ban on ICE detainees in county jails - Vimarsana News

In setback for McHenry County, federal court upholds ban on ICE detainees in county jails

McHenry County's legal fight to preserve a multimillion-dollar federal contract suffered a significant defeat this week when a U.S. appellate court upheld a state law that bans counties from locking up immigration detainees in their jails.