Mayor Brandon Johnson delivered a forceful defense of Chicago’s history as a haven for immigrants during his opening statement before a Republican-led congressional hearing.

The Windy City's mayor is portraying himself as a savior regarding violent crime in Chicago, but the record proves his one "good" year is still terrible.

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson proudly defended Chicago's sanctuary city status on Capitol Hill on Wednesday as he testified before a congressional committee on the city's immigration policies ...

Cheryl Johnson, who took charge of People for Community Recovery in 2010, just before her mother’s death, says MAGA can’t end a decadeslong fight that affects poor white communities as well as ...

CHICAGO (WLS) -- Mayor Brandon Johnson was in the hot seat in Washington D.C. Wednesday, where he testified before a Republican-led congressional committee on Chicago's sanctuary city policies.

Johnson acknowledged Chicago’s Welcoming City Ordinance and a companion state law, known as the Illinois TRUST Act, do “not permit our local law enforcement “ to cooperate with federal ...

Congressman Darin LaHood (R-IL) eventually took aim at Johnson. “I’ve been amazed at how tone-deaf you’ve been and how oblivious you’ve been to the decline of Chicago,” LaHood said.

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson faced questioning before federal lawmakers in Congress on Wednesday, defending the “Welcoming City” ordinance that has drawn Republican ire. In his opening ...

A new poll found Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson’s approval rating is in the single digits. The poll from M3 Strategies found that nearly 80% of Chicagoans disapproved of Johnson’s job handling ...

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson defended spending taxpayer dollars on maintaining a welcoming city while being interrogated Wednesday by the House Oversight Committee in Washington. Tens of ...

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson told a House committee today that the city is safer because of its 40-year-old Welcoming City policy of not asking about individuals’ immigration status or ...