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John Heiderschedit, Criminal Defense Attorney; Subscription Lawyer; Chicago Lawyer

Monthly Archives: July, 2025

Federal food assistance changes threaten benefits for thousands of Illinoisans

President Donald Trump signed the “One Big, Beautiful Bill Act” into law on July 4, making sweeping changes to social services programs, including Medicaid. Among the programs being revamped is the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, better known as SNAP. #benefits

Chorus of Public Officials and Community Leaders Drive Effort to Draft Jesse Jackson Jr. Into 2nd Congressional District Race

The Democrats nationally need Jesse’s understanding, his wisdom, and his legislative prowess  to stop the drifting Democratic Party message.”  #leaders

2026 Candidates Guide and Petition Information for the March 17, 2026 General Primary Election

Primary Election Day is Tuesday, March 17, 2026. The General Election date is Tuesday, November 3, 2026. #election

ACLU against Chicago measure seeking to require more surveillance cameras

The proposed ordinance was introduced earlier this year by city lawmakers after a West Side store worker was shot and killed while on the job at an establishment where security cameras were inoperable. #cameras

Trump eases estate tax burden for farms while Illinois’ remains unchanged

With one of the lowest state estate tax thresholds in the country, Samuel Karnick, senior fellow at The Heartland Institute, warns Illinois’ outdated estate tax continues to threaten the future of generational farms, even as the federal government moves to ease the burden. #tax

Clerk Monica Gordon Releases Transition Report and Unveils New Initiatives to Expand Access, Equity, and Security

“This report outlines the work we’ve already begun and charts a clear path forward to strengthen our services and operations,” said Clerk Gordon.  #report

Speeding Catches Up With You

Speeding creates unnecessary risks for all motorists, reducing the driver’s ability to steer safely around other vehicles, hazardous objects or unexpected curves. #speeding

After Trump Retaliation, Epa Union, Reps. Casten, Garcia, Lt. Gov. Stratton Demand Employees Who Signed Dissent Letter Be Allowed to Return to Duty

Joined by Congressmen Sean Casten and Jesus “Chuy” Garcia, Lt. Gov. Juliana Stratton, former EPA Region 5 Administrator Debra Shore, and representatives from the ACLU of Illinois, Sierra Club of Illinois, American Federation of Government Employees Local 704 (AFGE) members gathered in Chicago’s Federal Plaza to speak out. #union

Statement from Harvey Police Chief Cameron Biddings on Dropped Charges Against Alderwoman Chapman

“I am disappointed and concerned by the State’s Attorney’s decision to drop felony charges against Alderwoman Chapman without so much as a grand jury hearing, despite the clear evidence that she struck a Harvey police officer while resisting lawful orders." #statement

Peters Campaign for Congress Announces $415k Raised by Quarterly Deadline

“This is grassroots energy we will need as we build a big, broad coalition to take on Donald Trump and his wrecking crew in Congress. We are fired up and feeling the momentum.” #congress

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