Chicago Gears Up for Increased Federal Immigration Enforcement, Lawmakers Seek Transparency, Community Reacts
Chicago prepares for increased federal immigration enforcement actions, led by ICE with DHS support. Illinois officials express concerns over transparency, and the community reacts with mixed responses, including event cancellations and protests.
Attorney General Kwame Raoul Champions Veteran Reproductive Rights, Opposes Trump-Era Rule Rollbacks with 22-State Coalition
Attorney General Kwame Raoul joined a coalition of 22 attorneys general to oppose a proposed rule by the Trump administration that would limit abortion care and counseling for veterans.
Chicago Public Library Selects "Olga Dies Dreaming" as First Puerto Rican Authored Book for One Book, One Chicago 2025 Program
"Olga Dies Dreaming" by Xochitl Gonzalez is Chicago Public Library's 2025 One Book, One Chicago pick, the first from a Puerto Rican author, offering a thematic fit with the city's culture and activism.












