Despite Chicago's determination to protect immigrants from Trump’s deportation efforts, the city is limited in what it can do ...

That includes the right to have a safe workplace and to earn the prevailing minimum wage where they’re employed, as well as overtime pay. Workers can report labor violations to the government, even if ...

The president is ending protected status for Venezuelans. The uncertainty is straining relationships and intensifying ...

Mayor Brandon Johnson argued that Chicago’s policies made the city safer and allowed residents to help the police solve ...

Ramos, owner of Nuevo Leon Restaurant in Chicago’s Little Village neighborhood, says her business has suffered as customers ...

Here's a rundown of several key claims made during the hearing, and our reporting on the issues and numbers referenced by ...

in Chicago’s Hermosa neighborhood ... making many of them scared to eat out — and rescinding protection from deportation for hundreds of thousands of Venezuelans, including Rincón and ...

On the Southwest Side of Chicago, a Catholic church service was being held in K’iche’, a Mayan language, and Olga held her daughter, who is 2 years old and 9 months, as they prayed. Both wore a ...

Pro-immigrant groups and members of Chicago’s faith community gathered to speak out against the Trump administration’s prioritization of arrests and deportation of undocumented ...

Mayor Brandon Johnson delivered a forceful defense of Chicago’s history as a haven for immigrants during his opening statement before a Republican-led congressional hearing.