Chicago’s more than 40-year history as a sanctuary city
Chicago’s path to being a sanctuary city began more than 40 years ago. Here’s a look back at the leaders and laws that have shaped Chicago’s involvement with the sanctuary movement. July 18, 1982: Church congregation begins taking in refugees The Wellington Avenue Church congregation votes to join the sanctuary movement — becoming just the second church in the U.
Angela Parks was hit by an SUV fleeing police in August 2020, and was left a quadriplegic before dying 18 months later.
A group of Chicago aldermen want to ban people involved in the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol Building — including ...
The lawsuit is the latest indication that the Trump administration, which is attempting to strip self-proclaimed sanctuary ...
The City of Evanston is in the final stages of moving its city hall to an office building in the north suburb's downtown. The ...
As immigrant communities entered a third week of fear and uncertainty in the shadow of immigration action, some business ...
The mayor's office is accused of attempting to censor video footage from a controversial City Council meeting about ...
Ald. Debra Silverstein (50th) spearheaded efforts to remove the display at the Cultural Center. The artwork is part of the ...
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CHICAGO — Chicago Public Schools officials had a calm, seemingly friendly conversation with two U.S. Secret Service agents ...
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