Thornton Township has fired Tiffany Henyard's boyfriend, Kamal Woods, and another ally following a violent brawl at a township meeting. The terminations come after public outcry over nepotism, with Woods reportedly making over $100,000 in a township role many claim he was unqualified for. The controversy escalated when former Mayor Lori Lightfoot’s report exposed Henyard’s questionable appointments, further fueling calls for reform. The incident, which saw punches thrown and tables flipped, has prompted township officials to request state approval for remote meetings, citing safety concerns. This chaos highlights the ongoing issues of political favoritism, lack of accountability, and disorder in local governance. While Henyard calls the firings a personal attack, many view them as a necessary step toward restoring integrity. The situation underscores the broader issue of political corruption and the need for transparent leadership in local government.