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A Chicago Grand Jury Wasn’t Buying the Case Against ICE Protesters

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The grand jury transcripts from the “Broadview Six” case, in which the federal government tried to charge six Chicagoans with felony conspiracy for their participation in an anti-ICE protest, were released this week, offering a rare look inside an aggressive federal prosecution.  The Broadview case collapsed in late May amid prosecutorial-misconduct allegations, a month after […]

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