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Trump administration tariff policies will be argued in the U.S. Supreme Court the first week of November at issue the president's authority to invoke emergency powers to impose sweeping

new tariffs on several countries. Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker is urging vigilance as the Trump

administration expands its crackdown on illegal immigration in Chicago. Alex Degman from

Member Station WBVZ reports.

The Supreme Court recently ruled that someone's perceived ethnicity can be considered among other salient factors when federal officials detain people suspected of being in the country illegally.

Pritzker says the state cannot stop these types of patrols amid the immigration enforcement push,

but he says residents can take precautions.

Federal law, Trump's state law, period, end of sentence.

And so what we can do is make sure that people know their rights and that they're staying out of the way.

Pritzker reiterated that the state will take the Trump administration to court if they break state or federal law.

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