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  1. The $8.8 billion O'Hare modernization project is impacting the airport's future and managed by Chicago's Department of Aviation.

Political threats jeopardize O'Hare Flyer project funding and regulatory approvals

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Illinois House Speaker Emanuel “Chris” Welch threatened to prevent two state agency budgets from moving forward regarding the O'Hare Flyer project. He specifically named the Illinois Department of Transportation and the Illinois Commerce Commission. Welch stated he could hold up these budgets if his demands for towns in his district were not met.

From rcreader.com

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The O'Hare Flyer project is part of a larger $8.8 billion modernization effort for O'Hare International Airport. The threats target the Illinois Department of Transportation and the Illinois Commerce Commission, which is responsible for approving railroad crossings for the project. Delays or budget halts could impact future regional infrastructure development.

The $8.8 billion O'Hare modernization project is impacting the airport's future and managed by Chicago's Department of Aviation.

From rcreader.com

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