Could TLM be passed off as routine liturgical abuse in the Diocese of Chicago?

It's pretty clear that the Cardinal from Chicago has an appetite for allowing [random and illicit things](https://www.ncregister.com/news/the-city-of-big-shoulders-and-liturgical-confusion-chicago-faithful-flummoxed-by-inconsistent-liturgy-policy) to happen under the guise of Vatican II. And he has clamped down on Traditional Latin Mass and _Ad Orientum_ Masses because of the _moto proprio_ _Traditiones Custodes_. So, what, other than their conscience, is preventing priests in the Diocese of Chicago from celebrating Mass according to whatever customs they desire (replacing bubbles and a pogo-stick with turifers and the aspergillum)? Why wouldn't celebrating TLM just be considered yet another liturgical abuse allowed as a means to connect with the faithful?