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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.

Posted inEn español

Un trágico regreso a casa

by Alma Campos October 23, 2025October 23, 2025

Tras casi dos décadas en Chicago, Silverio Villegas González regresó a Michoacán en un ataúd. Su muerte a manos de agentes federales dejó a dos familias divididas por las fronteras, destruidas por el dolor y con muchas preguntas sin respuesta.

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A Tragic Homecoming

by Alma Campos October 17, 2025October 21, 2025

After nearly two decades in Chicago, Silverio Villegas González returned to Michoacán in a coffin. His death at the hands of federal agents left two families divided by borders, shattered with grief, and with a lot of unanswered questions.

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We Want Them Back: Protest and State Violence at Broadview ICE Facility

by Alma Campos and Paul Goyette September 22, 2025September 24, 2025

Protesters came to oppose what they view as unjust raids and detentions, to defend family members and immigrant neighbors facing deportation, and to bear witness to escalating state violence.

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Trump’s ICE Crackdown Hits Home

by Alma Campos and José Abonce September 18, 2025September 22, 2025

Federal agents killed a man during a traffic stop amid widespread sweeps that unfolded during the Mexican Independence Day weekend.

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Practical Guide for Families Facing ICE

by Alma Campos September 12, 2025September 22, 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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