The title of this blog may seem sarcastic. But it is a real question.
Brandon Johnson is the Mayor of Chicago. Poll data show that he is disapproved of by a vast majority of the city (one poll last year had him at – so help me – a 6.6% approval rating).
There are a lot of reasons to disapprove of this unbelievably incompetent loser. The latest is this executive order:
Mayor Brandon Johnson Signs ‘ICE On Notice’ Executive Order, Directing CPD To Document Misconduct And Pursue Prosecution Of Federal Agents
Mayor Johnson’s executive order makes Chicago the first city to create infrastructure to investigate and refer federal agents for criminal prosecution.
CHICAGO — Today, Mayor Brandon Johnson signed the ‘ICE On Notice’ executive order directing members of the Chicago Police Department (CPD) to investigate and document alleged illegal activity by federal immigration agents and refer evidence of felony violations to the Cook County State’s Attorney’s Office for prosecution.
“Nobody is above the law. There is no such thing as ‘absolute immunity’ in America,” said Mayor Brandon Johnson. “The lawlessness of Trump’s militarized immigration agents puts the lives and well-being of every Chicagoan in immediate danger. With today’s order, we are putting ICE on notice in our city. Chicago will not sit idly by while Trump floods federal agents into our communities and terrorizes our residents.”
Executive Order 2026-01 creates a framework for public accountability in the event federal agents violate local or state law while operating in Chicago. Mayor Johnson’s order makes Chicago the first city in the nation to leverage local authority to pursue legal accountability for misconduct by federal immigration agents.
Brilliant. The Mayor of Chicago, not content with screwing everything else up in this once-great city, is now going after ICE.
And what does law enforcement in Chicago think of this executive order?
For that I refer you to this video, put together by Brandon Lehman, and fully-referenced (via video clips of each law enforcement person, so there is no doubt), showing that every one of the people who would be expected to carry out his executive order is telling Mayor Johnson to stuff it,
Way to go Brandon.
Let me end by reminding the people of Chicago who elected this genius of that old Toyota slogan: “You asked for it? You got it”.
And, with the next mayoral election scheduled for February 23, 2027, you’ve got a whole other year to, er, enjoy him.
