Convention clash: Anti-Israel protesters demand Chicago mayor let them rally ‘within sight and sound’ of DNC

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A group of pro-Palestinian protesters is urging Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson to allow them to protest “within sight and sound” of the city’s convention center this summer.

The coalition is asking Johnson to intervene on their behalf and allow them to protest during the Democratic National Convention in August after their request was rejected by the city due to safety and traffic concerns.

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