Tell us who you are. Well, my name is Tyrone Mohammed. I'm the executive director for an organization called ECCSE, that's ex-cons for community and social change.

And I'm here today because with the systemic disinvestment in Chicago that we've been dealing with with the migrant crisis as well as the violence that has plagued our communities.

We have come to a realization that we have to do something different.

And you know, with over 80 million, I want the people to really understand this,

over 80 million are so returning citizens and justice involved individuals throughout America.

We have been for 60 years.

Our people have black people in particular,

has voted hook line and sinker for the Democratic Party.

Our mother's grandma, aunties, friends, loved ones, and even here in Chicago, while they talk

about Trump on the national level, Illinois is not a, in Chicago is not a Republican-led city.

So all the disinvestment and us watching,

our communities watching, billions get pouring into non-citizens and to migrants.

We're watching all of the lack of the unemployment rate is constantly increasing, ages 18 to 24 year old young men over 60% unemployed in Chicago, led by

Democrats.

As a returning citizen, as a person who deal with the violence prevention in this city,

in the public safety aspect, and we've been able to put over 400 ex felons to work.

We're saying that, you know what, it's clear that the Democrats don't have a NASA

to fix this systemic disinvestment that has plagued our communities. So ex-cons for

Trump that's who that's what we're gonna do do with all the returning citizens looking for

opportunity. See in Chicago it seems to be graveyards and prisons that's the

only lot for black men and boys in this city.

And black women are the fastest growing population of prison now in Illinois.

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