3 days ago · Illinois Governor JB Pritzker jokingly announced plans to rename Lake Michigan to Lake Illinois and annex Green Bay, Wisconsin. The humorous declaration follows a recent executive order by former ...

In the video, Pritzker then switches his attention to Green Bay, a Wisconsin city near Lake Michigan. And just like how Trump vowed to take over Greenland from Denmark, Pritzker pledged to snap up ...

8 hours ago · CHICAGO, Ill. (WTVO) — Gov. JB Pritzker said Friday that Illinois plans to annex Green Bay and rename Lake Michigan to “Lake Illinois” in his latest dig at the Trump administration. In a ...

10 hours ago · Governor JB Pritzker poked at President Donald Trump saying Lake Michigan is now 'Lake Illinois' and state will anex Green Bay. In the video, Pritzker said "that a Great Lake deserves to be named ...

1 day ago · Illinois Governor JB Pritzker issued a mock proclamation renaming Lake Michigan as "Lake Illinois" and jokingly claiming Illinois would annex Green Bay, Wisconsin. The satirical move, reported by ...

2 days ago · Pritzker also took a shot at President Trump's claim that the U.S. needs to take control of Greenland to protect national security, by declaring "Illinois will now be annexing Green Bay to protect ...

3 days ago · GREEN BAY — A minute-and-five-second video posted to Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker's official X account Friday afternoon was all it took to poke fun at President Donald Trump's order to rename the ...

4 days ago · Gov. JB Pritzker took President Donald Trump's stated desire to take over Greenland as a cue to sarcastically announce “Illinois will now be annexing Green Bay to protect itself against enemies ...

1 day ago · Pritzker took it even further, saying Green Bay would be "annexed" by Illinois. "In addition, the recent announcement that to protect the homeland, the United States will be purchasing Greenland.

2 days ago · Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker appears in a video joking about renaming Lake Michigan as "Lake Illinois" and annexing Green Bay, Wisconsin, into the state.