So we’re supposed to believe organized teams are popping in and out of NYC manholes at night, spending hours underground, and somehow the city with a camera on every bodega, traffic light, lobby, ATM, subway entrance, police cruiser, delivery truck, and doorbell camera can’t figure out where they came from or where they wen. Come on 🙄
If they wanted to know, they would know before the guy’s boots dried. This feels like one of those perfectly weird distraction stories that shows up right when there’s something much less entertaining they’d rather you not be thinking about.
It's beyond obvious now that The Senate cannot allow The SAVE ACT to advance even if 100% of American voters (instead of just 80-85%) approve of it BECAUSE many in Congress are NOT elected - they are installed. Anything preventing this crime cannot be approved @ScottPresler@BasedMikeLee
First, Governor, have you ever tried living in Illinois without inherited billions?
It’s not easy for ordinary families.
Maybe focus on running the state properly so you don’t need constant gimmicks, deception, and obsessive attacks on Trump to deflect from your own failures.
Second, you always seem to have endless words for Trump, which is telling in itself.
But when my daughter Katie was killed in Illinois amid reckless policies and weak DUI sentencing, you said nothing.
Not one word about Katie. She was worth more than your silence, which revealed exactly what matters to you politically and what doesn’t.
@GovPritzker say her name. Katie.
Since taking office U.S. Attorney Andrew Boutros has steadfastly advanced President Trump’s mission to make Chicago and Northern Illinois safe for the American people. In 2025, U.S. Attorney Boutros increased indictments by 34% from the prior administration, and so far in 2026, he has increased indictments by 61% from the prior administration. Notably, under his leadership, the U.S. Attorney’s Office charged a leader of the Sinaloa Cartel with providing material support to a Foreign Terrorist Organization and secured the guilty plea of Joaquin Guzman Lopez, the leader of the Sinaloa Cartel’s “El Chapitos” faction. His office also recently charged the illegal alien who allegedly killed an 18-year-old Loyola University student. This Department fully supports U.S. Attorney Boutros and his efforts to combat violent crime, drug trafficking, immigration violations, and fraud, and we look forward to more great work from his office.
WATCH: @ZachNunn on reforms to enforcement capabilities:
“Every year, financial institutions file more than 4 million suspicious activity reports, or SARs, 20 million currency transaction reports, yet fewer than 1% of these SARs has led to an investigation, and only 5% of the CTRs have access by law enforcement. I think we all see the result of this. That is, millions of reports, billions of compliance costs, and very little actionable intelligence to be able to go after. I would offer we need to be shifting quantity for quality in this area.”
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