Dennis McCann (r) was killed in Chicago in 2011 by an illegal alien now hiding in Mexico
CHICAGO – Three men whose loved ones were killed by persons living illegally in Illinois have tried time and time again, but Governor Rauner refuses to speak with them about the sanctuary bill he reportedly promised immigration groups he would sign into law.
The report by immigration groups saying Governor Rauner promised to sign SB 31 is "very disturbing to thousands of family members in the United States that mourn daily because their loved ones were killed by illegal aliens," one of the family members told Illinois Review Friday.
Three Illinoisans – namely Eric Brady who lost his wife on New Years Day in Champaign County, Ray Tranchant from the Danville area, who lost his daughter and Brian McCann, whose brother from Chicago was killed by an illegal alien driver – have made repeated requests to meet with the governor to no avail.
"All the killers were illegal aliens," Brian McCann told Illinois Review Friday. "The three of us have made repeated requests to meet with the governor to urge him to veto this dangerous measure. We will meet with the governor downstate or upstate before the August 28th deadline for a veto," he said.
McCann said he's also trying to get a hold of Tim Schneider, the chairman of the Illinois Republican Party for assistance, but thus far he's received no response.
More from Brian McCann interview coming on Illinois Review…
