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Opinion February 18

GIANNO CALDWELL: My brother would have been 22 today. We must defeat the violent crime epidemic

I share my brother Christian's tragic murder story because America must confront its growing violent crime crisis. The Caldwell Institute for Public Safety is one way we hope to help.

Opinion February 3

As Minneapolis fractures, Mobile shows how work, law and God still unite

Faith and personal responsibility in Mobile, Alabama, offer solutions to federal overreach and radical resistance plaguing Minneapolis during my journey.

Illegal Immigrants January 19

DHS brass blasts Chicago mayor for blaming ICE chief as crime rises after ‘safest summer’ claim

Political firestorm erupts as Chicago's mayor calls to "abolish ICE" after accusing federal agents of undermining city's historic crime reduction gains.

Chicago's Crime Wave January 14

DHS, White House mock Chicago's lawsuit over ICE: 'Miraculously rediscover the 10th Amendment'

Trump administration officials mock Chicago mayor's immigration lawsuit, calling it "baseless" as city alleges illegal federal enforcement actions.

Media January 6

What happened after the country’s 'most dangerous law' went into effect? Here are the numbers

Crime rates have declined statewide since Illinois ended cash bail with the SAFE-T Act, but some rural law enforcement leaders warn that complicated efforts to address addiction and public safety.

VIDEO December 25

Justice Alito slams Supreme Court’s decision to block National Guard deployment to Illinois

 Former federal prosecutor Jonathan Fahey discusses the Supreme Court ruling on the Trump administration’s deployment of National Guard troops in Chicago on ‘91±¬ÁÏ Live.’

VIDEO December 25

The Supreme Court is giving Trump a ‘road map’ for National Guard deployment, attorney says

Attorney Mehek Cooke joins ‘Fox & Friends’ to discuss the Supreme Court’s move to temporary block the Trump administration’s National Guard deployment in Chicago and more.

VIDEO December 24

The Supreme Court left a ‘lump of coal’ in Trump’s stocking, John Yoo says

Former Deputy Assistant Attorney General John Yoo discusses the Supreme Court’s decision to block the National Guard’s deployment in Chicago and more on ‘America Reports.’

Chicago's Crime Wave December 23

Brandon Johnson’s progressive tax push puts Chicago on brink of rare shutdown as mayor weighs veto

Chicago faces potential first-ever municipal shutdown as Mayor Brandon Johnson weighs vetoing budget over corporate tax dispute with city council.

Immigration December 19

ICE is nice: AmFest attendees overwhelmingly call for DHS to target their hometowns as Dems spurn agents

Phoenix convention attendees welcome DHS immigration raids to their cities while criticizing Democratic leaders who refuse to cooperate with ICE operations.