State Week
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An analysis of the week in Illinois politics and government from the NPR Illinois.
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The law places limits on where immigration enforcement agents can detain people. It also gives those who believe their constitutional rights have been violated legal recourse.
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IDPH will now be able to form guidelines using a combination of the CDC’s guidance, recommendations from the World Health Organization and other medical and scientific disease prevention experts — and require that immunizations recommended by the state be covered by state-regulated insurance plans.
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The focus of immigration enforcement this year has been in the Chicago area. But ICE has also been active downstate, in many smaller communities.
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The immigration enforcement campaign in the Chicago area has gotten quieter, but not silent.
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The retiring senator was among a handful of Democratic lawmakers to help Republicans reopen the federal government after the longest-ever shutdown.
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State lawmakers passed some key legislation during their fall session, but several other measures failed to get through or were never called for a vote.
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Lawmakers stayed busy until the end of the fall session, passing several key pieces of legislation.
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Illinois lawmakers have one week of session left this year. We discuss what might get done.
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Former Illinois House Speaker Michael Madigan reported to a federal facility in Morgantown, West Virginia this week.
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ICE protests continue in Chicago while the city and state fight against National Guard deployment in court.