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Chicago Sun-Times
Chicago Sun-Times
National
Stephanie Zimmermann

GI Bill snafus fallout: Illinois attorney general backs decorated Army vet James Rudisill’s bid to Supreme Court to restore benefits

FBI agent James Rudisill takes down a flag at sunset at his home in 2020. The Army veteran says he’s fighting on behalf of all veterans who used more than one version of the GI Bill for college but were denied the full 48 months that federal law allows. (Julia Rendleman / Sun-Times)

Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul and 32 other attorneys general are backing a bid by a veteran, a former decorated Army officer, who’s asking the U.S. Supreme Court to restore GI Bill college benefits in a case that could affect millions of long-serving vets.

Raoul joined a friend-of-the-court brief filed by Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares supporting a petition filed last month by James Rudisill. The others include the top state legal officials in Wisconsin, Iowa and the District of Columbia.

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