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Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson brushes off DOJ investigation into hiring practices: "We're not going to be intimidated"
Mayor Brandon Johnson will publicly address a lawsuit filed by the U.S. Department of Justice Monday looking into the City of Chicago's hiring practices.

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Justice Department investigates Chicago’s hiring practices after mayor touts Black hires
DOJ investigating Chicago after Mayor Brandon Johnson’s remarks on black hires
Justice Dept. Says It’ll Investigate Chicago After Mayor’s Remarks About Black Hires
The Trump administration said on Monday that it had opened a civil rights investigation into the city of Chicago to see if its mayor or others had engaged in a pattern of discrimination by hiring a n...

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Brandon Johnson touts diverse administration, says black people run Chicago because ‘we’re most generous’
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DOJ to probe Chicago mayor after he boasts about his racist hiring practices
Justice Department investigating Mayor Brandon Johnson for alleged racially motivated hiring
Dhillon’s letter quoted several examples of what she said suggests discriminatory hiring practices from the mayor’s Sunday panel with Bishop Byron Brazier of Apostolic Church of God.

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Trump admin. reflects 'country club,' mayor says as DOJ probe launched
Trump DOJ reportedly launches criminal probe of Cuomo as election interference alleged
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DOJ looking into city of Chicago’s hiring practices
Attorney Rich Lenkov, Capital Member, Downey & Lenkov, and co-host of “Legal Face-Off” on wgnradio.com, joins John Williams to talk about the Justice Department investigating Mayor Brandon
Paul Vallas: Two years in, Mayor Brandon Johnson’s rhetoric doesn’t match reality
As Mayor Brandon Johnson completes his second year, what is his record? And what is the real state of the city?
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As Brandon Johnson Questions Constitutionality of ‘Snap Curfew’ Plan, Supporters Push for Vote
If the plan backed by Chicago Police Supt. Larry Snelling wins the endorsement of the City Council’s Public Safety Committee at the meeting set for 1 p.m. Tuesday, a final vote could take place as soon as Wednesday.
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