Chicago’s officials are normalizing Mexico’s corruption.
I've always believed that the first casualty of weak leadership isn't just safety—it's the soul of a society. When those in charge tie the hands of the people sworn to protect us, it doesn't just let bad actors slip through the cracks; it teaches everyone else that the cracks are the new normal. Lately, staring at the news reports from the heartland, I've seen this play out in stark, chilling parallels between the cartel-riddled streets of Mexico and the so-called sanctuary haven of Chicago. It's not hyperbole—it's a blueprint for how civilizations crumble from within, one stand-down…