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In Little Village, a year after Midway Blitz, some vow to stay, others worry they can't afford to (opens the original)
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Little Village faced displacement and gentrification pressures long before Operation Midway Blitz. It’s part of South Lawndale, where in 2024, nearly half of renters were spending more than 30% of their income on housing. The neighborhood’s proximity to downtown and rapidly gentrifying Pilsen–Little Village’s boundaries are roughly from Cermak to 31st Street, and from Sacramento to Kostner–had also fueled concerns that development could push longtime residents and businesses out. The COVID-19 pa
A year of silence follows ICE killing of Silverio Villegas González, despite calls for justice (opens the original)
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The first police report on Silverio Villegas González’s death is seven sentences long. It doesn’t name the immigration agent who shot him. It doesn’t identify any witnesses, or the FBI personnel who showed up to investigate. And it says nothing about the gun that was used. Little about the case has been revealed since Villegas González was fatally shot by the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent on Sept. 12, 2025 — four days after the Trump administration launched Operation Midway Blit
A year of silence follows ICE killing of Silverio Villegas González, despite resounding calls for justice (opens the original)
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The first police report on Silverio Villegas González’s death is seven sentences long. It doesn’t name the immigration agent who shot him. It doesn’t identify any witnesses, or the FBI personnel who showed up to investigate. And it says nothing about the gun that was used. Little about the case has been revealed since Villegas González was fatally shot by the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent on Sept. 12, 2025 — four days after the Trump administration launched Operation Midway Blit
After six months in ICE detention, a Chicago tamale vendor rebuilds her life (opens the original)
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Through the window of a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement vehicle as it pulled away last September, Laura Murillo could see her tamale stand near the busy Home Depot on 47th Street and Western Avenue. A folding table held coolers, containers and supplies beneath a striped umbrella next to her silver minivan. Only minutes earlier, Murillo, an immigrant from Mexico, had been waiting for her customers. The night before her arrest, Murillo had made the tamales in the kitchen of a brick buildi
After six months in ICE detention, a Chicago tamale vendor rebuilds her life (opens the original)
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Through the window of a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement vehicle as it pulled away last September, Laura Murillo could see her tamale stand near the busy Home Depot on 47th Street and Western Avenue. A folding table held coolers, containers and supplies beneath a striped umbrella next to her silver minivan. Only minutes earlier, Murillo, an immigrant from Mexico, had been waiting for her customers. The night before her arrest, Murillo had made the tamales in the kitchen of a brick buildi
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