Can you tell me something about law and order in Chicago? I study at Illinois Institute of Technology.

Generally speaking, there is nothing wrong with law and order in Chicago. As long as we don't go to those bad areas in the south, there will be no problem. Especially near Illinois Institute of Technology.

Chicago's public security, medical insurance, illegal immigrants, and insufficient funds for public school education have been difficult to change for many years. One reason is that the public expenditure of American communities mainly comes from property taxes. Good areas have high housing prices, high taxes and sufficient police force. Once someone else enters, someone will call the police and the police will arrive in 3 minutes. Bad guys can't stay in good areas, so they have to gather in bad areas. For residents in good areas, as long as they don't go to bad areas, there is no danger. In the same city, the barriers are obvious, the good areas are mediocre and the bad areas are unstable all the year round, but the good areas have no motivation and ability to change the bad areas.

The above situation actually exists in many cities in the United States, and it seems to have solidified. Although the government is aware of this problem and calls for change, it lacks the resources to change it. As Francis Fukuyama said, because the system of checks and balances is too complicated, the administrative ability of the US government is low. Many social problems in the United States are in a "locked-in" state, and the "progressive country" of that year wanted to change, which made people think deeply.