Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson calls the president Donald Trump R-Utah’s “monster” and U.S. Senator Mike Lee accused the mayor of “bolding” against the law.
Johnson accused the president of “animals of women, people of color (and) workers.”
“We always knew who he was,” he declared. “It’s no surprise. He was a monster, period. We had the most diverse management in Chicago history, and he was threatened.”
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The mayor’s fierce comment comes as the Justice Department initiated an investigation into whether Chicago was involved in a racial discrimination based on racial discrimination.
“Our investigation is based on information that suggests that you make recruitment decisions based solely on race,” said Assistant Attorney General of the Civil Rights Department, Mother Dhillon statement.
The letter points to the comments the mayor made while speaking to Byron T. Braziler, pastor of the Church of God’s Apostles.
During the exchange, Johnson pointed out various roles that black people play and said, “When you make a request, how do we make sure our people have the opportunity to grow their business and let people in my administration seek the interests of everyone, and everyone means you have to pay attention to the interests of black people…that’s how we ensure long-term sustainable growth growth…”
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Dalong pointed out to the mayor’s information that “we have not yet drawn any conclusions on the subject of the investigation.”
“The mayor of Chicago is about to discover it.” Mike Lee Announced in a post on X. “Racism is illegal.”
Lee is another postal. “Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson violated the law and boasted about the law, and then called Trump a monster because his administration would not tolerate the monster,” Lee wrote, adding: “He is going to discover.”
Senator Mike Lee, leftist and Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson. (Ting Shen/AFP by Getty Images | Graeme Sloan for The Washington Post)
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The Mayor’s Press Office also did not respond to a request for comment from Fox News Digital at the time of publication.
