According to a letter from the hill acquired by the hill, Illinois Governor JB Pretzker (D) quoted the State Ordinance to be inadvertently assigned to the local government.
“The Central Management Service Department (CMS) and the Director of the State Human Resources Law requires the refusal of a state -employment candidate who is engaged in infamous or shameful acts (20 ILCS). 415/8B.4), Pretzker wrote a letter on Raven A. Devon, the director of the state CMS.
“In order to protect our workforce consistency and state safety, I apply the State Personnel Law to CMS here and oppose the national mission on January 6. Instructions to consider it as an infamous disgraceful act. “
In the first half of the order, PRITZKER outlined the behavior of the mob on January 6, which attacked the Council four years ago.
“These mobs were accused or guilty of violence against law enforcement, threats to members of Congress, destruction of federal property, and many other crimes. He threatened public safety as a member of Congress, staff, and other workers who had to hide from violence for hours.
“I commit to build a state labor force that supports our shared value and provides results to people in Illinois. Our state labor is the value of Illinois. He has to reflect and demonstrate honesty, sincerity, and loyalty about the service of taxpayers. “
“Nobody who wants to overthrow the government should serve the government.”
His emotions reflect the feelings of Capitol Police, Representatives, and Visitors, who accused President Trump's decision to forgive nearly 1,500 Capitol rebels, including violent criminals, on the first day of his inauguration. 。
The president defended his decision to release the mob.
“These people have been serving in prison for many years, and they have served them maliciously. It's a bad prison. It's terrible. Trump tells the reporters, and the American masses choose him. I claimed it.
