FEDS ANNOUNCE NEW CHARGES AFTER CHICAGO ANTI-VIOLENCE SWEEP
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Federal anti-gang sweeps in Chicago have a decades-long history
Chicago has been a recurring federal anti-violence target since the 1990s. RICO laws and ATF task forces have driven hundreds of gang prosecutions citywide. Learn more at Wikipedia
This storyHow many federal agencies can jointly charge suspects in a U.S. anti-violence sweep?
- Up to 3 agencies
- Up to 7 agencies
- Up to 12 agencies
- No legal limit
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No legal limit
This storyWhich agency deserves the most credit in anti-violence sweeps?
This storyOperation New Dawn was also the name of a 2010 U.S. military mission — where?
- Iraq
- Afghanistan
- Libya
- Syria
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Iraq
This storyWhat should happen to repeat offenders caught in anti-violence sweeps?
McConnell survived polio as a child at FDR's Warm Springs facility!
As a 2-year-old in 1944, McConnell was treated for polio at Warm Springs, GA — the rehab center made famous by FDR. His mother's intensive therapy regimen is credited with saving his ability to walk.
