The Todd Huff Radio Show

The Trump administration has begun the process of reuniting children with their parents following deportation cases, a move that has drawn both criticism and cautious praise. While some see it as a necessary step to correct the consequences of previous immigration enforcement, many Democrats are voicing concerns about the way these reunifications are being handled.At the same time, debates over federal involvement extend beyond immigration. In Illinois, Governor J.B. Pritzker recently stated that he does not want or need a federal presence in Chicago, insisting that state and local officials are capable of managing crime. Yet over the Labor Day weekend, the city experienced another wave of violence: more than 50 shootings were reported, leaving at least seven people dead.This stark reality raises a difficult question: are Chicago’s leaders prioritizing politics over public safety? With crime rates spiking during holiday weekends and federal help on the table, critics argue that refusing assistance may be more