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Chicago police have a special program this weekend that sends teens on a "weekend getaway" 2 hours away from the city on a enclosed campsite with cops. They say this gives them an escape from Memorial Day vioIence in the city.
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Instead of removing innocent teens from Chicago, why doesn’t @ChicagosMayor Brandon Johnson remove violent crime from Chicago? Maybe if Johnson wasn’t wasting so many taxpayer dollars on illegals he’d have funds to increase the police force and protect his constituents better.

Gotta escape the democratic rule in a bigger picture. Here is a good example of what democrat rule looks like.

I would prefer military camp, anyway, how do I sign up my kids?😉

I actually like this idea

Why would they do this? Pretty weird!

This is so simultaneously depressing and hopeful.

This gives the kids exposure to nature & also the influence of what police officers can do. I would love to see a percentage of what kids go to this program that turn out to be good citizens. 👍🏽

LMFAO

How does Chicago mayors always suck. Just CLEAN UP the city.

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