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DOJ investigates Chicago hiring practices

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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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DOJ investigating Chicago after Mayor Brandon Johnson’s remarks on black hires
DOJ investigating Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson for possible discrimination in hiring black staff
Justice Department Investigates Chicago's Hiring Practices After Mayor Touts Black Hires
The U.S. Department of Justice has opened a civil rights investigation into hiring practices at the city of Chicago, according to a letter shared on social media and sent to the Chicago mayor's office...

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Justice Dept. Says It’ll Investigate Chicago After Mayor’s Remarks About Black Hires
Brandon Johnson touts diverse administration, says black people run Chicago because ‘we’re most generous’
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
As Chicago Bears pivot to Arlington Heights, Mayor Brandon Johnson says ‘I’ve done my part’
Mayor Brandon Johnson said Tuesday he has done everything he can to lobby lawmakers to come up with state money to keep the Bears in Chicago, even as the team now looks toward Arlington Heights instead.
Trump administration reflects 'country club,' Mayor Johnson says in response to DOJ investigation
"My administration reflects the country, it reflects the city," Mayor Johnson said in response to the DOJ investigation. "His administration reflects the country club."
2 years after inauguration, Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson says he thinks his poll numbers will bounce back
Currently, Mayor Johnson has strong crime numbers to boast about — a 24% drop in homicides since taking office. But his poll numbers are currently terrible.
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‘We did our part’: Johnson defends failed bid to keep Bears in Chicago
Mayor Johnson and a top aide are defending their push to keep the Bears in Chicago, saying the city did its part as the team shifts focus back to Arlington Heights.
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