Alma Anaya
Immigrant Rights Advocates Push Cook County To Find Out If ICE Is Using Data Brokers To Skirt Sanctuary City Ordinances
National Latinx and immigrant advocacy groups have raised alarms over how ICE is buying access to individuals' personal information.
Cook County Expands Domestic Violence Court To Allow Survivors To Access Legal Protections 24/7
The county is trying to make the courts more accessible for victims of domestic abuse so they can request orders of protection.
Public Defender’s Office Now Can Represent Non-Citizens In Immigration Cases: This ‘Will Change Lives’
"Everyone, regardless of their immigration status, should have fair representation," Cook County Commissioner Alma Anaya said.
Think You’re Paying Too Much In Property Taxes? Get Help At Tax Appeal Workshop In Pilsen
Homeowners in Pilsen, who are part of the West Chicago Township, have until Aug. 23 to appeal their property tax assessments.
Pilsen Labor Organizer Rudy Lozano Gets A Day In His Honor: ‘He Left A Profound Lesson For Us All’
Lozano committed his life fighting for labor rights, union organizing before he was murdered in 1983 at the age of 31.
Families Can Get Free Food Thursday In Back Of The Yards
The giveaway will begin 2:30 p.m. Thursday and continue until supplies run out at Miguel Community Center, 1936 W. 48th St.
Elected Officials Urge Chicagoans To Vote Early: ‘Staying Home Is Not An Option’
There are 51 early voting sites across the city. Officials encouraged residents to cast their ballot ahead of the November election.
Have Questions About Your Property Tax Appeal? Get Answers At A Drive-Thru Clinic In Garfield Ridge On Saturday
Attendees will be able to complete property tax appeal application without leaving their vehicle.
