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As the Democratic National Convention (DNC) prepares to kick off in Chicago this week, city officials are stepping up safety anticipated measures substantial protests and demonstrations.

The event will be held at the United Center and McCormick Place, where heightened security protocols will go into effect starting at midnight on Friday.

The security perimeter established around these sites includes a 15-foot buffer zone that includes Union Park and Park 578, areas expected to see significant protest activity.

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This restricted area also covers the CHA parking lot adjacent to Park 578. Within this area, people are prohibited from carrying or transporting various items, such as vehicles, carts, large bags, laptops, drones, animals (except dogs service/guide), bicycles. , scooters, folding chairs, balloons, coolers, glass containers, metal containers, umbrellas with metal tips, tobacco products, lighters, matches, firearms, ammunition, fireworks, tents and sharp objects such as now knives Violations of these restrictions could result in jail time, according to the Chicago Police Department (CPD).

As reported ABC 7 Chicagothese strict measures are designed to handle the large-scale protests expected during the convention. Among the planned demonstrations, thousands of anti-Israel protesters are expected to demonstrate throughout the week to call on the United States to end its aid to Israel and end the ongoing conflict in Gaza. Hatem Abudayyeh, president of the Palestinian Community Network of the United States, expressed strong criticism of the current administration, stating, “We feel that your administration is responsible for this ongoing war and genocide.” Abudayyeh specifically took aim at the Democratic Party and Vice President Kamala Harris, referring to her as “Killer Kamala”.

Instead, the Israeli-American Council has scheduled its own rally for Wednesday, showing its support for Israel and highlighting the hostages held by Hamas. Aya Shechter, the council's director of programming, emphasized its support for Israel and its message of solidarity.

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson assured that all protesters are welcome and that their First Amendment rights will be protected. “They don't have to worry about their First Amendment right,” Johnson said.

However, Chicago Police Superintendent Larry Snelling warned that law enforcement would step in if the protests turned destructive, saying, “We're not going to allow people to come here and destroy the city.”

In addition, the city plans a series of other rallies and demonstrations throughout the week, some of which do not have official permits.

As authorities prepare for a busy week of protests and public events, the tight security measures reflect the city's efforts to manage and contain potential disruptions while ensuring the safety of all involved.