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South Side as Inspiration: Alma Campos

by Alma Campos September 27, 2024October 2, 2024

In this narrative odyssey, Senior Editor Alma Campos paints vivid imagery of the green and rust of the South Side from Calumet Park to McKinley Park.

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ICE Safety Guide

by Alma Campos September 12, 2025September 12, 2025

Prepare by organizing important documents, making a childcare plan, and remembering to exercise your right to remain silent.

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South Siders Push Back Against Trump’s Troop Threats

by José Abonce and Alma Campos September 4, 2025September 4, 2025

Local organizations are hosting Migra Watch trainings and preparing for a threatened military incursion.

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Brecha en los datos del Sheriff del Condado de Cook abre acceso de ICE a información de inmigrantes

by Alma Campos August 15, 2025August 16, 2025

Una cláusula en el contrato del condado permite que un sistema creado para notificar a víctimas de delitos canalice datos sensibles hacia LexisNexis, una empresa contratada por ICE.

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Cook County Sheriff ‘Data Loophole’ Lets ICE Access Immigrant Info

by Alma Campos August 15, 2025August 16, 2025

A clause in the county’s contract lets an information system designed for crime victims funnel sensitive data to ICE-contracted LexisNexis.

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Welcome the Weekly’s new Lead Reporter and Project Editor for Immigration

by The Editors July 31, 2025August 20, 2025

ongtime contributor Alma Campos has stepped into a new role at the Weekly as our new Lead Reporter and Project Editor for immigration coverage. Alma previously served as a senior editor and section editor, roles in which she helped shape the Weekly’s immigration reporting. A bilingual investigative journalist, her work lies at the intersection of […]

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Dentro de las detenciones engañosas de ICE en Chicago

by José Abonce June 19, 2025June 19, 2025

El 4 de junio, agentes de ICE arrestaron a Gladis Yolanda Chávez Pineda, organizadora comunitaria y madre, junto con al menos otras nueve personas, tras comparecer a una cita de rutina.

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Abre el café Colibrí y busca ser un espacio para la comunidad

by Francisco Ramírez Pinedo March 27, 2025March 27, 2025

La única cafetería local e independiente llega al vecindario de East Side.

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¿A dónde van las personas después de ser detenidas por ICE?

by Alma Campos March 13, 2025March 13, 2025

En el área de Chicago, las personas son enviadas inicialmente al Centro de Procesamiento de Broadview antes de ser transferidas a centros de detención fuera del estado o deportadas directamente.

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Where Do People Go After ICE Arrests Them?

by Alma Campos March 13, 2025March 13, 2025

In the Chicago area, people are initially sent to Broadview Processing Center before being transferred to detention centers out of state.

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