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Congressman Jonathan Jackson Applauds Selection of Blacks in Green as an Environmental Justice Thriving Communities Technical Assistance Center in Chicago

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced this selection as part of a $177 million investment to help underserved and overburdened communities... #epa

Illinois Supreme Court Justices Deny Motion for Recusal in Gun Ban Challenge

Asked in early March if the justices should recuse themselves because of the donations, Pritzker said that’s “ridiculous.” #gunban

Rep. Evans Welcomes 2024 Democratic National Convention to Chicago, Illinois

Chicago has been the site of the party’s convention more than any other city... #dnc

ILGOP Statement on DNC Convention in Chicago

If this is the type of dangerous and socialistic governance the DNC wants to showcase as a model for the country as a whole, they chose well,” added Chairman Tracy. #DonTracy

Rep. Jonathan Jackson Named Co-Chair of the CBC Housing and Economic Prosperity Task Force

As Co-Chair, Congressman Jackson will lead the task force in crafting comprehensive policy solutions to tackle issues such as affordable housing, wealth building, and economic mobility for underserved communities. #cbc

Pritzker Meets with Chicago Mayor-Elect Johnson

Pritzker said he discussed with Johnson future plans for the city and the state. #chicago

Illinois Senate Bill Seeks to End Court Fines, Fees for Juveniles

In the end, all Senate Republicans voted to reject the measure, with the Illinois Sheriff's Association taking a similar stance. #illinois

Joyce Announces Much Needed Improvements Coming to Interstate 57 and Illinois 17 in Kankakee

Through the Illinois Competitive Freight program, this project will receive $40 million to assist with costs. #freight

Joyce Supports Bill to End Moratorium on New Nuclear Facilities

Senate Bill 76 would appeal the moratorium on new nuclear facilities in Illinois. #nuclearpower

Mijente PAC and ICIRR ACTION Surpasses 85,000 Voter Contacts with Latino Chicagoans in Just Four Weeks

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Mijente made a $200,000 investment in Chicago this cycle – knocking doors, dialing numbers, and hitting the streets for Latino candidates committed to fighting for working families. #chicago

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