The denial of Illinois Republicans' request for an exemption to the 50-person cap on gatherings disrupted plans for an Independence Day picnic south of Chicago
WASHINGTON—The Supreme Court on Saturday rejected a bid by Illinois Republicans to lift Gov. J.B. Pritzker’s public-health order limiting gatherings to 50 or fewer people, disrupting plans for an Independence Day picnic south of Chicago.
The group filed suit last month, asking for an exemption from the 50-person limit that the Democratic governor had previously granted for religious services. They also claimed the state of Illinois hadn’t enforced attendance caps during Black Lives Matter protests following the May 25 killing...
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