Chicago Family Will Soon Be Homeless Due To Limited Resources For Crime Victims
A woman whose house was burned down after she fingered a murder suspect said the county can no longer afford her relocation expenses.
A woman whose house was burned down after she fingered a murder suspect said the county can no longer afford her relocation expenses.
Pilsen residents worried the designation would exacerbate gentrification in the neighborhood.
As of Nov. 15, the COVID-19 death rate among Black Chicagoans was nearly double the rate for the city’s white residents.
Immigrant rights groups are calling for the reversal of more than 400 executive orders President Trump used to overhaul the nation’s immigration system.
The decision against the rule that would deny green cards to immigrants who use food stamps or other public benefits applies nationwide.
Relatives of George Floyd and Jacob Blake, two other Black men shot by police recently in Minneapolis and Kenosha, joined the Sunday vigil.
Immigration advocates say an expanded expedited removal policy will open the door to racial profiling.
Despite the assurances of city officials, many Pilsen residents remain opposed to a historic landmark district for the neighborhood.
“Our ancestors generations ago knew how to harness the power of the natural world and live in harmony with it,” said author Lilia Fernandez.
Latino and Black households were far more likely to report having serious financial problems than their white counterparts.