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

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New Illinois Law Gives Municipalities More Flexibility to Transfer Business District Funds

"This law will provide municipalities with the flexibility to address the needs of its communities and support local projects," Joyce said. "I would like to applaud the collaboration between my office and local Bourbonnais officials that led to this bill being signed into law." #municipalities #patrickjoyce #senatebill

Illinois Democrats Blast Republicans Over SNAP Cuts, Warn of Impact on Free School Meals

The party argues that changes included in the recently enacted federal budget law could leave more families without SNAP benefits, potentially affecting schools' eligibility for free meal programs as the new academic year begins. #snap #meals #republicans

Illinois Democrats Criticize Darren Bailey Over Refusal to Acknowledge 2020 Election Results

The party argued that Bailey's refusal to acknowledge President Joe Biden's victory reflects continued alignment with Trump's claims about the election. #democrats #bailey #elections

Civic Federation Says Chicago Pension Law Will Add Billions to City’s Long-Term Costs

According to the Civic Federation, the legislation is projected to increase required city contributions to the Police and Fire pension systems by approximately $8.4 billion between 2025 and 2055, representing about $1.7 billion in present value. #pension #civicfederation #chicago

Pritzker defends state ban on semiautomatic weapons

“The rights of people to go to a 4th of July parade and be safe, and not have 48 people shot with more than 60 bullets per second, issued by a weapon that shouldn't be available to the public,” Pritzker said. #stateban #weapons #jbpritzker

Forest Park Event Highlights Impact of Federal SNAP Cuts on Illinois Families

The speakers argued that changes to federal food assistance have reduced benefits for hundreds of thousands of Illinois residents while placing additional financial strain on independent grocers that rely on SNAP purchases. #forestpark #snap #democrats

Illinois Democrats Mark One Year Since Federal Budget Law, Criticize Republican Policies

Gov. Pritzker also criticized the federal legislation, saying it reduced support for low-income Americans while providing tax benefits to higher-income individuals. #budget #democrats #policies

Illinois Democratic Party Chair Praises Supreme Court Ruling on Birthright Citizenship

“The end of birthright citizenship would have undermined the Constitution, left pregnant women with stateless children, and uprooted entire communities,” Hernandez said. #citizenshiip #supremecourt #democratic

Cocktails-to-go, new state agency among laws taking effect July 1

Illinois lawmakers passed legislation during the pandemic that allowed restaurants and bars to sell cocktails and mixed drinks for pickup or delivery as businesses were closed to in-person customers. That will be allowed to continue permanently under the new law. #capitolnewsillinois #cocktails #law

Illinois lawmaker promotes welfare water aid bill as critics raise concerns over federal expansion

“The number one issue worrying my neighbors in Central and Northwestern Illinois is affordability,” Sorensen said in a news release. “My bipartisan legislation will help make it a permanent lifeline for those who need a helping hand.” #centersquare #water #bill

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