claim: chicago city officials "have adopted an official policy of protecting criminal aliens who prey on their own residents."
author: jeff sessions
evidence_1: aug 7, 2017 ... statement by attorney general sessions on the city of chicago's lawsuit against  the u.s. department of justice ... and reduce crime, and instead have adopted an  official policy of protecting criminal aliens who prey on their own residents. ... “ the mayor complains that the federal government's focus on ...
evidence_2: aug 7, 2017 ... chicago officials on monday filed a lawsuit against the u.s. justice department ...  “the federal government should be working with cities to provide ... with the new  policy on the byrne grants, the justice department has tried to ... an official policy  of protecting criminal aliens who prey on their own residents.
evidence_3: aug 7, 2017 ... hours after mayor rahm emanuel said the city would fight ... the particular  funding itself, too, is essential, chicago officials say, because it is aimed at  solving the city's crime problem. in his ... crime, and instead have adopted an  official policy of protecting criminal aliens who prey on their own residents,” mr.
evidence_4: aug 10, 2017 ... for reasons that are not entirely clear, however, some of those cities are ... the  byrne jag program supports the federal government's crucial role in ... of  chicago has chosen deliberately and intentionally to adopt a policy that ... an  official policy of protecting criminal aliens who prey on their own residents.
evidence_5: aug 7, 2017 ... chicago officials say there are new qualifications for a grant that requires cities to  share ... instead, sessions said that the city "had adopted an official policy of  protecting criminal aliens who prey on their own residents.''.