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Chicago's ICE Presence Got Quieter. The Arrest Numbers Didn't.

ICE arrests keep climbing on Chicago's Southwest Side even as the raids get quieter, with legal aid requests nearly doubling in weeks.

Latin Times · Jul 10

Details get nailed down for 2 affordable housing deals on South Side

The projects in West Englewood and Pilsen are designed for families, helping fill what experts call an unmet need.

Chicago Sun-Times · Aug 14, 2023

New affordable housing opens in Pilsen

Casa Durango hopes to eventually house 53 families at two locations, part of an effort to stem gentrification in the area.

Chicago Sun-Times · Feb 21, 2023

Chicago welcomes immigrants bused out of Texas with open arms

Nearly 80 people seeking asylum at the U.S. southern border were sent to Chicago by Texas Gov. Greg Abbott as part of his plan to move them to Democrat-led cities; Blasting Abbott’s actions as racist, xenophobic, Lightfoot said, “We’re ready. We are the village.”

Chicago Sun-Times · Sep 1, 2022

Congress must pass DREAM Act to provide pathway to citizenship

We’re in a global contest to attract and retain talent to remain competitive. To that end, providing permanent legal status to “Dreamers” makes sound economic sense.

Chicago Sun-Times · Jun 20, 2022

Mike Madigan accused by feds of hitting up Ald. Solis to help Madigan’s son win business

While Madigan’s family member was not identified by name in the indictment last week, the Sun-Times has learned it is his son, Andrew.

Chicago Sun-Times · Mar 10, 2022