Protesters mistakenly gather at Prittzker mansion to disrupt Noem presser
Protesters gathered outside Illinois governor JB Pritzker’s mansion on Wednesday under the false impression that Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem was holding a press conference on the property. However, Secretary Noem actually held a press conference over half a mile away from the governor’s mansion, leaving the protesters shouting into the wind.
It was unclear what the protesters were protesting, but DHS Assistant Secretary Tricia McLaughlin expressed support for victims of illegal immigrant crime. Secretary Noem’s press conference in Springfield, Illinois focused on bringing attention to an illegal alien murderer, Gabriel Calixto Pichardo, who has been evading justice for two years after the stabbing of Emma Shafer.
Emma Shafer, 24, was tragically stabbed to death by Pichardo, who is facing multiple murder charges and an aggravated domestic battery charge. Pichardo, an illegal migrant, was in a relationship with Shafer at the time of the murder. The press conference also highlighted the stories of “Angel families” who lost loved ones to illegal migrant crime, including Denny McCann and Jimmy Walden.
Denny McCann was fatally struck and dragged down the road by Saul Chavez, an illegal immigrant who was driving under the influence. Chavez fled after being released on bond and was not captured until 2022. Jimmy Walden lost his life when a deported illegal alien crashed into his motorcycle in Maryland.
The purpose of the press conference was to draw attention to Illinois’ sanctuary policies and urge Governor Pritzker to abandon them. In response, Governor Pritzker defended Illinois’ adherence to the law and criticized the Trump Administration for violating the Constitution and denying due process to individuals.
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