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Thousands Gather in Chicago to Honor Adam Toledo, Advocate for Change and Healing
CHICAGO — Through tears, hugs, prayers and chants, 13-year-old Adam Toledo was honored this past weekend in Chicago, where thousands from all over the city poured into the streets and to his memorials to remember the teenager who was shot and killed by a police officer in March.
In Chicago, a Push to Deny a Permit for a Metal Scrapper Plant in a Predominantly Latino Neighborhood
CHICAGO — For over a year, Latino activists from Chicago’s southeast side have been fighting to stop the planned opening of a metal-shredding facility in a community that already suffers from poor air quality and toxic waste.
As Judge Orders Trump to Reinstate DACA, DREAMers Worry Immigration Program Will Remain in Danger
The Gomezes, two undocumented brothers, say the immigration program is still in danger and a long-term legislative fix is still in dire need.