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Cook County judge delays ruling on special prosecutor for Operation Midway Blitz

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A Cook County judge delayed ruling on whether to appoint a special prosecutor to oversee investigations and charges against federal immigration agents. The delay follows arguments over the authority of local prosecutors, specifically Cook County State’s Attorney Eileen O’Neill Burke, to handle such cases. The decision postpones resolution of the legal dispute over local-federal prosecutorial jurisdiction.

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Judge delays decision on special prosecutor for Operation Midway Blitz to review new developments

Media Coverage · May 11, 2026

Cook County Judge Erica Reddick postponed her decision on appointing a special prosecutor to oversee investigations of federal immigration agents by local prosecutors. She delayed the ruling to review recent developments, including a report by Governor JB Pritzker documenting conflicts between federal agents and immigrants. This means the legal dispute over prosecutorial authority in these cases remains unresolved

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  • Special prosecutor appointment
  • Local vs. federal prosecutorial authority
  • Immigration enforcement investigations
  • Judicial delay
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Judge delays decision on special prosecutor for Operation Midway Blitz to review new developments

Media Coverage · May 12, 2026

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Cook County Judge Erica Reddick postponed her decision on appointing a special prosecutor to oversee investigations of federal immigration agents by local prosecutors. She delayed the ruling to review recent developments, including a report
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CHICAGO — The legal battle over how federal immigration agents can be investigated and charged by local prosecutors — namely Cook County State’s Attorney Eileen O’Neill Burke — won’t be resolved for a little while longer as a Cook County judge on Monday pushed off her scheduled ruling on whether to appoint a special prosecutor to oversee such cases. As she began Monday morning’s hearing, Cook County Judge Erica Reddick noted that since she heard arguments over the special prosecutor petition las

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Media Coverage May 11, 2026

Judge delays decision on special prosecutor for Operation Midway Blitz to review new developments

Cook County Judge Erica Reddick postponed her decision on appointing a special prosecutor to oversee investigations of federal immigration agents by local prosecutors. She delayed the ruling to review recent developments, including a report by Governor JB Pritzker documenting conflicts between federal agents and immigrants. This means the legal dispute over prosecutorial authority in these cases remains unresolved for now.

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