Chicago voters could decide this November whether the city should seek federal reimbursement for costs incurred during Trump-era immigration enforcement — a bold, non-binding ballot measure backed by 46 of 50 City Council members. Alongside this, voters will also weigh in on funding a cultural monument, withholding transit funds to pay debts, and whether council members should have independent legal counsel — all reflecting Chicago’s growing push to hold federal policies accountable and manage local finances in the face of national decisions.
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