Illinois man becomes Florida man

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

51% : In a statement, Quinn said: "As mayor, John Laesch will lead a long-overdue movement to enact tough no-nonsense political integrity standards that will put Aurora taxpayers first." At the Ovation Center in Romeoville at 2 p.m. with Congresswoman Lauren Underwood to call attention to potential cuts to Social Security At the Chicago Athletic Association at 8:30 a.m. for an interview with Axios on housing issues -- At the South Shore Cultural Center at 11:30 a.m. for the My Brother's Keeper Chicago Quarterly Convening --
50% : "The state Legislature has taken some action to curb the harm of byproduct runoff from the Florida sugar producers, but more needs to be done in terms of environmental protection coordination at the Federal and state level," Oberweis wrote on his website.
45% : -- After testimony from Anjanette Young, state lawmakers move bill aimed at tightening rules on search warrants: "Six years after Chicago police officers wrongfully searched the home of social worker Anjanette Young, she told state lawmakers about the trauma she experienced in testimony on legislation that would essentially bar no-knock search warrants in the state," by the Tribune's Jeremy Gorner. -- Sangamon County Republicans and Democrats agree on one thing: Elected county recorder position should be eliminated, by the State Journal-Register's Steven Spearie -- Illinois schools' LGBTQ protections targeted in civil rights complaint, by Chalkbeat's Samantha Smylie -- Tense City Hall meeting on CTU contract, CPS budget vote ends with 'handful of issues' still unresolved: "Mayor Brandon Johnson gathered CPS and CTU leaders ahead of a critical vote to amend the school district's budget to pay for the teachers contract and possibly cover a city pension payment," by the Sun-Times' Nader Issa and Fran Spielman and WBEZ's Sarah Karp. -- Immigration crackdown leads to numerous reports of ICE agents near Chicago public schools, emails show: "The Trump administration's crackdown on immigration has led to a string of concerned reports from principals and parents to Chicago Public Schools officials, according to a review of internal communication from district security personnel," by the Tribune's Nell Salzman. -- Federal complaints lodged against Chicago, Deerfield for accommodating trans students: "A north suburban mom says her teenage daughter was forced to change in front of a transgender classmate.
38% : Details here -- Trump aides circulate plan for complete revamp of foreign aid programs, by POLITICO's Nahal Toosi and Daniel Lippman -- Chicago lawmaker joins the anti-Schumer pile on by House members, by POLITICO's Ali Bianco -- Hill Republicans already hated the 'idiotic' call to impeach judges.
21% : Then Trump jumped in, by POLITICO's Rachael Bade and Meredith Lee Hill -- 'Deeply concerned': Crash victims' families ask DOT not to water down Tesla oversight, by POLITICO's Chris Marquette

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