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Attorney General Kwame Raoul sworn in for second term

Attorney General Kwame Raoul was sworn in for a second term as Illinois Attorney General. Raoul pledged to continue his commitment to protecting communities from gun violence as it has become the number one cause of death for children in America. Attorney General Raoul took the oath of office, which was administered by Illinois Supreme … Attorney General Kwame Raoul sworn in for second term Read More »

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