Chicago Ald. Rodriguez-Sanchez On Police In Schools

The Chicago Board of Education voted to keep police in schools. So exactly what are progressive leaders getting from the protest movement?

By Daniel Tucker
CHICAGO SCHOOL CLOSINGS
Chicago Police patrol the neighborhood as safety guard Renee Green, center, watches for children heading to Gresham Elementary School on the first day of classes Monday, Aug. 26. 2013 in Chicago. AP
CHICAGO SCHOOL CLOSINGS
Chicago Police patrol the neighborhood as safety guard Renee Green, center, watches for children heading to Gresham Elementary School on the first day of classes Monday, Aug. 26. 2013 in Chicago. AP

Chicago Ald. Rodriguez-Sanchez On Police In Schools

The Chicago Board of Education voted to keep police in schools. So exactly what are progressive leaders getting from the protest movement?

By Daniel Tucker
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The Chicago Board of Education voted 4-3 on Wednesday to continue the contract to keep police in CPS.

Reset talks with a progressive city alderman to hear their take on the decision.

GUEST: Ald. Rossana Rodriguez-Sanchez (33rd)