Illinois Governor JB Pritzker blocks those who participated on January 6, 2021, an attack on the Capitol in the United States from working in state jobs, ignoring President Donald Trump’s attempt to present a clean list last week in a sweeping set of Pardon and movement.
Late Thursday, Pritzker directed the state’s central administration services department, the state’s initial employment authority, to restrict the employment of those who participated in the attack on the Capitol by announcing that they participated in “notorious and disgraceful behavior that is suffering from the state’s mission.”
“They attacked law enforcement officers who protect people in the Capitol, the holidays of the peaceful transfer of power, and undermined the principles of American democracy,” said Pritzker. Written guidance obtained by NBC News. “The workforce in the state must reflect the values of Illinois and to show honesty, integrity and loyalty to the service of taxpayers. Anyone who tries to topple the government should serve the government.”
The new guidance of Pritzker is the first and most direct in the Trump authority, which tested the boundaries of the presidential authority through exposure of executive orders, including some who drew judicial reprimand. The democratic ruler of the Blue State has worked in the Middle West for years as a Trump anti -Trump.
Protezker is likely to face legal challenges, but the familiar sources said that the work through the Personnel Law was believed to serve as the best legal foot in the event of confronting the court’s recovery.
On his first day in office last week, Trump issued a sweeping order that received about 1500 people and reduced the provisions of 14 others who stormed the Capitol building in the wake of submitting false claims that the 2020 presidential elections were stolen by Joe Biden.
Individuals associated with proud children and right -wing guards, who were convicted of bad conspiracy, were among those who were diluted. Trump considered “a complete, complete and unconditional pardon for all other individuals convicted of crimes related to events that occurred in or near Capitol the United States on January 6, 2021”, a category that included people assaulting law enforcement officers.
Chicago Sun Times I mentioned earlier Trump’s actions to exempt those who participate on January 6, may have affected more than 50 Illinois residents, including those who are still facing the prosecution, because Trump also ordered the public prosecutor to seek to dismiss all suspended accusations. Illinois employs approximately 53,000 people.
Pritzker also retreated to Trump’s other works, including recently, Confusing Which called for freezing in federal aid. A judge in Washington, DC It was temporarily banned This guidance, the next day, the White House Nullify.
“The United States Constitution does not give the president this authority unilaterally,” Pritzker wrote on x. “In Illinois, we will stand against illegal acts that will harm millions of working families, children and the elderly.”
