Sheridan Gorman says Chicago put safety second

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Sheridan Gorman criticized Chicago sanctuary policies after his daughter was murdered, arguing that public safety was treated as a secondary concern. Fox News reported that Gorman, described as an “angel dad,” questioned what officials could share under those rules. The unresolved question is whether sanctuary policies protect communities—or shield officials from accountability. Pick a side: do these policies improve safety, or leave families carrying the cost?

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00:00Sheridan Gorman slams Chicago sanctuary policies.

00:04This isn't theory.

00:06It's a father's accusation after his daughter was murdered.

00:10Chicago's rules put public safety second.

00:14Fox News reported Sheridan Gorman, an angel dad,

00:18attacked those policies after the killing

00:20and questioned what officials could share.

00:22The uncomfortable truth, compassion without accountability,

00:27leaves families carrying the bill.

00:30Do sanctuary rules protect communities or officials?

00:34Ask the person still calling this simple.

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