News about Corey Ivy

As the Windy City buckles under the burden of new arrivals, a Chicago suburb turned away busloads of migrants, enforcing a $750 fine for each driver. Several buses with migrants arrived in Metra stations in Cicero and Rosemont near O'Hare International Airport's remote parking garage, which is where officials said they were then refused admission and barred from entering. According to Mayor Brad Stephens, the migrants were allowed to descend from the buses if they were to be picked up, but if they did not have someone picking them up, police threatened to impound the bus and jail the driver for endangering the passengers.

It came as the new police reports showed increased arrests by 67% in the Democrat-led city of Mayor Brandon Johnson. The shootings in the Englewood district were double the 11 recorded this weekend, beginning on Friday with the gunning down of an 18-year-old man who was shot to death inside a car. Two off-duty police officers robbed at gunpoint in the nearby South Loop district, where 32-year-old Corey Ivy was discovered dead in his SUV on Saturday. It was gruesome reading for the mayor of a city where more than 300 people have been killed since he took office on May 15 on a pledge to create a "better, stronger, safer Chicago."