CHICAGO - Mayor Brandon Johnson signed an executive order aimed at protecting the rights of protesters in Chicago , even if federal authorities try to intervene.

What we know:

The "Right to Protest" order directs the Chicago Police Department to work with protest organizers to find alternative locations or plans if federal law enforcement disrupts lawful demonstrations, while maintaining public safety and respecting First Amendment rights.

The measure builds on Johnson's Protecting Chicago initiative, which focuses on safeguarding free speech.

What they're saying:

"The City of Chicago has proven time and time again that we can safeguard demonstrations of any size while protecting First Amendment rights," Johnson said. "With this Executive Order, we affirm that Chicago will rem

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