• Chaos at Midway: Passenger Allegedly Defecates on Plane, Police Called
    Authorities were called to Chicago’s Midway Airport after a disruptive passenger reportedly defecated onboard a Southwest Airlines flight. Sources say the incident created a major biohazard and delayed operations. The individual was removed, and the FAA is now reviewing the case.

    #MidwayAirport #SouthwestAirlines #AirTravel #PassengerIncident #FAA #BETTRNews
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    💩 Chaos at Midway: Passenger Allegedly Defecates on Plane, Police Called Authorities were called to Chicago’s Midway Airport after a disruptive passenger reportedly defecated onboard a Southwest Airlines flight. Sources say the incident created a major biohazard and delayed operations. The individual was removed, and the FAA is now reviewing the case. #MidwayAirport #SouthwestAirlines #AirTravel #PassengerIncident #FAA #BETTRNews https://www.nbcchicago.com/news/local/police-called-to-midway-airport-after-source-says-passenger-defecated-on-plane/3730854/?amp=1
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    Police called to Midway Airport after source says passenger defecated on plane
    Police were called to a Southwest flight in Chicago after reports a passenger took off her clothes and defecated on her seat, a source told NBC.
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  • Chaos at Chicago Airport: Southwest Passenger Allegedly Strips Naked and Defecates on Seat

    Police were called to Chicago’s Midway Airport after a Southwest Airlines passenger allegedly removed her clothes and defecated directly onto her seat mid-flight. The shocking incident caused delays, emergency cleaning, and sparked broader conversations about airline passenger behavior and mental health challenges in travel hubs.

    #BreakingNews #Chicago #SouthwestAirlines #AirTravel #PublicSafety

    Full Story:
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    ✈️ Chaos at Chicago Airport: Southwest Passenger Allegedly Strips Naked and Defecates on Seat Police were called to Chicago’s Midway Airport after a Southwest Airlines passenger allegedly removed her clothes and defecated directly onto her seat mid-flight. The shocking incident caused delays, emergency cleaning, and sparked broader conversations about airline passenger behavior and mental health challenges in travel hubs. #BreakingNews #Chicago #SouthwestAirlines #AirTravel #PublicSafety 🔗 Full Story: https://www.outkick.com/culture/police-called-chicago-airport-after-southwest-airlines-passenger-allegedly-got-naked-popped-her-seat?fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAR4541uoqFQxtqipRiNgqGgzNrK6YbiClqUOZpE5ZsN561j5ekMfBz_kDd-B2A_aem_G43UR7UaNsDdCyOQkJ5hgQ
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    Police Called To Chicago Airport After Southwest Airlines Passenger Allegedly Got Naked & Pooped On Her Seat
    Taking your clothes off and pooping on your seat on a plane is almost guaranteed to result in the police being called. A Southwest Airlines passenger allegedly tested this theory out last week.
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  • $300,000 Stolen After Bags Fall From Brinks Truck in Oak Park, Illinois!

    Talk about a cash grab — literally.

    On April 22, 2025, a Brinks armored truck accidentally dropped three bags of cash onto South Austin Boulevard in Oak Park, Illinois after the backdoor swung open.
    Within minutes, dozens of people rushed into traffic, grabbing the loose money and fleeing — on foot and by car.

    Time of Incident: 5:07 PM

    Estimated Amount Taken: ~$300,000

    People Involved: 50 to 100 individuals

    Police Statement: Keeping the cash is a crime — authorities urge people to return it.

    As of today, no arrests have been made, but surveillance footage and eyewitness reports are being reviewed.
    Oak Park police have made it clear: taking money off the street is theft, even if it’s "found" flying out of a truck.

    Full story here: https://people.com/dozens-of-people-stole-300-000-after-it-fell-out-of-brinks-truck-chicago-11722949

    #BrinksTruck #OakPark #CashGrab #CrimeNews #BreakingNews #IllinoisNews #LawAndOrder #BETTRNews
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    🚨 $300,000 Stolen After Bags Fall From Brinks Truck in Oak Park, Illinois! 💰 Talk about a cash grab — literally. On April 22, 2025, a Brinks armored truck accidentally dropped three bags of cash onto South Austin Boulevard in Oak Park, Illinois after the backdoor swung open. Within minutes, dozens of people rushed into traffic, grabbing the loose money and fleeing — on foot and by car. 🚗💨 🕒 Time of Incident: 5:07 PM 💸 Estimated Amount Taken: ~$300,000 👥 People Involved: 50 to 100 individuals 🚔 Police Statement: Keeping the cash is a crime — authorities urge people to return it. As of today, no arrests have been made, but surveillance footage and eyewitness reports are being reviewed. Oak Park police have made it clear: taking money off the street is theft, even if it’s "found" flying out of a truck. 🔗 Full story here: https://people.com/dozens-of-people-stole-300-000-after-it-fell-out-of-brinks-truck-chicago-11722949 #BrinksTruck #OakPark #CashGrab #CrimeNews #BreakingNews #IllinoisNews #LawAndOrder #BETTRNews https://www.cbsnews.com/amp/chicago/news/bags-of-cash-stolen-brinks-armored-truck-oak-park/
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    $300,000 stolen after 3 bags of cash fell out of Brinks truck in Oak Park, Illinois, police say
    A Brinks Home Security employee reported the back door of their truck somehow opened while they were driving, and three bags of cash fell out.
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  • Judge Blocks Trump’s Attempt to Strip Funds from Sanctuary Cities

    In a major legal setback, a federal judge has ruled that President Trump cannot deny federal funding to sanctuary cities—municipalities that limit cooperation with federal immigration enforcement.

    The decision affirms that:

    The executive branch cannot bypass Congress to impose funding conditions

    Immigration enforcement cooperation must remain voluntary at the local level

    Attempts to financially coerce cities into compliance violate separation of powers

    Impacted cities include New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, San Francisco, and others that refuse to detain undocumented immigrants solely for federal pickup.

    Trump’s administration framed the move as necessary for national security.
    The court framed it as a constitutional overreach.

    JSA2026 Response:
    We support law and order, but we also support local control.
    We need national immigration reform, not federal blackmail.

    #SanctuaryCities #ImmigrationPolicy #FederalFunding #ConstitutionalLimits #TurnNYRed #JSA2026 #BETTRNews

    https://www.huffpost.com/entry/judge-bars-trump-denying-federal-funds-to-sanctuary-cities-that-limit-immigration-cooperation_n_680a6419e4b0b3e1a66f129c/amp
    ⚖️ Judge Blocks Trump’s Attempt to Strip Funds from Sanctuary Cities In a major legal setback, a federal judge has ruled that President Trump cannot deny federal funding to sanctuary cities—municipalities that limit cooperation with federal immigration enforcement. 🛑 The decision affirms that: The executive branch cannot bypass Congress to impose funding conditions Immigration enforcement cooperation must remain voluntary at the local level Attempts to financially coerce cities into compliance violate separation of powers 📍 Impacted cities include New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, San Francisco, and others that refuse to detain undocumented immigrants solely for federal pickup. 💬 Trump’s administration framed the move as necessary for national security. 🗽 The court framed it as a constitutional overreach. JSA2026 Response: We support law and order, but we also support local control. We need national immigration reform, not federal blackmail. #SanctuaryCities #ImmigrationPolicy #FederalFunding #ConstitutionalLimits #TurnNYRed #JSA2026 #BETTRNews https://www.huffpost.com/entry/judge-bars-trump-denying-federal-funds-to-sanctuary-cities-that-limit-immigration-cooperation_n_680a6419e4b0b3e1a66f129c/amp
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    Judge Bars Trump From Denying Federal Funds To ‘Sanctuary’ Cities That Limit Immigration Cooperation
    U.S. Judge Orrick said a preliminary injunction was appropriate because the executive orders were unconstitutional just as they were in 2017 when Trump announced a similar order.
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  • BETTR Newswire | States Where Homelessness Has Skyrocketed 90%+ Since 2000 — And What They Have in Common

    Homelessness isn’t just a big-city problem—it’s a systemic crisis. Since 2000, multiple U.S. states have seen homelessness increase by 90% or more, with some exceeding 200% growth. Despite varied geography, these states share common policy patterns—and failures.

    States with Homelessness Increases Over 90% Since 2000:
    New York: +175%
    Sheltered homelessness in NYC alone jumped from 22,955 in 2000 to over 63,000 in 2020. Major driver: lack of affordable housing, failed shelter expansion, and mass migration to cities like NYC.

    California: +110%
    Homelessness has more than doubled since 2000, with over 180,000 now unsheltered. High taxes, housing shortages, and permissive street camping laws worsened the crisis.

    North Dakota: +200%
    The oil boom brought a flood of workers and zero housing prep. Rents spiked, and towns became overwhelmed with newly homeless individuals unable to keep up with costs.

    Colorado: +145%
    Legal marijuana, high cost of living, and unaffordable Denver housing triggered a massive increase. Tourism-fueled migration added pressure to shelters and services.

    Rhode Island: +120%
    Affordable housing loss, state inaction, and service gaps led to a doubling of the homeless population, especially in Providence.

    Vermont: +100%
    A small state with big shelter limitations. Rising rent, rural isolation, and a lack of detox and mental health programs fueled the surge.

    Illinois: +90%
    Public housing failures, urban decline in Chicago, and collapsing middle-class jobs led to nearly doubling the homeless rate across the state.

    What These States Have in Common:
    Democrat-Dominated Governance
    Most are run by progressive policymakers who talk compassion but often block effective housing expansion and enforcement.

    Housing Supply Failure
    Over-regulation, restrictive zoning, and anti-development politics have created a chokehold on affordable housing supply.

    Sanctuary Policies + Lax Enforcement
    Cities welcome migrants but lack scalable services. Public drug use and tent cities are tolerated, worsening urban decay.

    Mental Health and Addiction Gaps
    Many of these states closed or cut back inpatient care, detox centers, and long-term rehab—leaving vulnerable populations on the streets.

    BETTR Ideas for BETTR Results
    Mandate state-level audits of all homeless spending

    Incentivize fast-build modular housing

    Expand faith-based & community shelter networks

    Empower localities to enforce public space use laws while increasing treatment access

    Enough with the photo ops. It’s time for real results.

    #Homelessness #HousingCrisis #UrbanPolicyFailure #NewYork #California #Illinois #Colorado #Vermont #RhodeIsland #NorthDakota #BETTRSolutions #FixTheSystem #2026Governor

    April 21, 2025

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    🏚️ BETTR Newswire | States Where Homelessness Has Skyrocketed 90%+ Since 2000 — And What They Have in Common Homelessness isn’t just a big-city problem—it’s a systemic crisis. Since 2000, multiple U.S. states have seen homelessness increase by 90% or more, with some exceeding 200% growth. Despite varied geography, these states share common policy patterns—and failures. 📈 States with Homelessness Increases Over 90% Since 2000: 📍New York: +175% Sheltered homelessness in NYC alone jumped from 22,955 in 2000 to over 63,000 in 2020. Major driver: lack of affordable housing, failed shelter expansion, and mass migration to cities like NYC. 📍California: +110% Homelessness has more than doubled since 2000, with over 180,000 now unsheltered. High taxes, housing shortages, and permissive street camping laws worsened the crisis. 📍North Dakota: +200% The oil boom brought a flood of workers and zero housing prep. Rents spiked, and towns became overwhelmed with newly homeless individuals unable to keep up with costs. 📍Colorado: +145% Legal marijuana, high cost of living, and unaffordable Denver housing triggered a massive increase. Tourism-fueled migration added pressure to shelters and services. 📍Rhode Island: +120% Affordable housing loss, state inaction, and service gaps led to a doubling of the homeless population, especially in Providence. 📍Vermont: +100% A small state with big shelter limitations. Rising rent, rural isolation, and a lack of detox and mental health programs fueled the surge. 📍Illinois: +90% Public housing failures, urban decline in Chicago, and collapsing middle-class jobs led to nearly doubling the homeless rate across the state. 🧩 What These States Have in Common: Democrat-Dominated Governance Most are run by progressive policymakers who talk compassion but often block effective housing expansion and enforcement. Housing Supply Failure Over-regulation, restrictive zoning, and anti-development politics have created a chokehold on affordable housing supply. Sanctuary Policies + Lax Enforcement Cities welcome migrants but lack scalable services. Public drug use and tent cities are tolerated, worsening urban decay. Mental Health and Addiction Gaps Many of these states closed or cut back inpatient care, detox centers, and long-term rehab—leaving vulnerable populations on the streets. 💬 BETTR Ideas for BETTR Results Mandate state-level audits of all homeless spending Incentivize fast-build modular housing Expand faith-based & community shelter networks Empower localities to enforce public space use laws while increasing treatment access Enough with the photo ops. It’s time for real results. #Homelessness #HousingCrisis #UrbanPolicyFailure #NewYork #California #Illinois #Colorado #Vermont #RhodeIsland #NorthDakota #BETTRSolutions #FixTheSystem #2026Governor 📅 April 21, 2025 https://www.security.org/resources/homeless-statistics/
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