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Immigration Policy

Migrants Sent On One-Way Flights From Texas Sleeping At O’Hare As City Scrambles To Find Them Shelter

The city is working to support the migrants, but officials said it's been difficult to plan when there is no communication from the states sending people here.

Mack Liederman and Colin BoyleApril 28, 2023

Jonathan Aguilar for Borderless Magazine

Immigration Policy

Woodlawn Church Welcomes New Migrant Neighbors with Banquet

More than 200 migrants came together to enjoy a free dinner and live music at the First Presbyterian Church of Chicago.

Jonathan AguilarApril 21, 2023

Image courtesy of Illinois Community for Displaced Immigrants

Arts & Culture

Things To Do In Chicago, April 13 – 19

Attend the Chicago Latino Film Festival, learn how to renew your Medicaid benefits or buy art made by immigrants and asylum seekers.

Borderless Magazine StaffApril 13, 2023

Samer Almadani for Borderless Magazine

Arts & Culture

Chicago Rapper Shouly Explores His ‘Double Identity’ and Challenges Arab Stereotypes

The Palestinian-Jordanian hip-hop artist talks about identity as inspiration, his growth since his debut album and what’s next.

Diane Bou KhalilApril 6, 2023

Oscar B. Castillo for BordersCruzadas Exhibition, 2023

Arts & Culture

Things To Do In Chicago, April 6 – 12

Learn about anti-gentrification architecture, celebrate Khmer new year, share a grand iftar or preview visual installations recreating the U.S. southern border.

Borderless Magazine StaffApril 5, 2023

Colin Boyle/Block Club Chicago

Education Environment and Health

Bullying, Fights And A Mental Health Crisis: Marine Leadership Academy In Turmoil After Sex Abuse Scandal, Parents Say

On the heels of a wide-ranging sexual abuse scandal, parents of Marine Leadership Academy students say the school is in a state of chaos with widespread fights, bullying, drug and alcohol use and mental health struggles.

Mina BloomApril 3, 2023

Enforcement and Courts

Chicagoans Protest Surveillance and Deportation on the 20th Anniversary of ICE

Immigrant demonstrators called for the end of Immigration and Customs Enforcement and the detainment and surveillance of immigrants.

Diane Bou KhalilMarch 30, 2023

Arts & Culture

Things To Do In Chicago, March 30 – April 5

Meet Latinos in leadership, join Chicago’s “illest take on suhoor,” get accepted to an HBCU, or learn about the Newberry’s Spanish-language children’s books.

Borderless Magazine StaffMarch 29, 2023

Arts & Culture

Things To Do In Chicago, March 23 – 29

Hear from a panel of powerful Chicago women, explore ideas of identity with a Chinese American artist or discuss the depiction of young Black and Brown men in the media.

Borderless Magazine StaffMarch 22, 2023

Colin Boyle/Block Club Chicago

Immigration Policy

Paul Vallas Or Brandon Johnson Will Be Chicago’s Next Mayor. Where Do They Stand On The Issues?

The candidates have laid out radically different plans to combat crime, improve public school performance and bring in new city revenue. The runoff election is April 4.

Quinn MyersMarch 22, 2023

Latest Articles

Migrants Sent On One-Way Flights From Texas Sleeping At O’Hare As City Scrambles To Find Them Shelter

Woodlawn Church Welcomes New Migrant Neighbors with Banquet

Things To Do In Chicago, April 13 – 19

Chicago Rapper Shouly Explores His ‘Double Identity’ and Challenges Arab Stereotypes

Things To Do In Chicago, April 6 – 12

Bullying, Fights And A Mental Health Crisis: Marine Leadership Academy In Turmoil After Sex Abuse Scandal, Parents Say

Chicagoans Protest Surveillance and Deportation on the 20th Anniversary of ICE

Things To Do In Chicago, March 30 – April 5

Things To Do In Chicago, March 23 – 29

Paul Vallas Or Brandon Johnson Will Be Chicago’s Next Mayor. Where Do They Stand On The Issues?

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