Deportation
Man Convicted Of 2005 Murder Of UIC Student Is Deported
A 27-year-old man convicted of second-degree murder for his role in the 2005 beating death of a UIC student, was deported Tuesday to his native Lithuania.
Hundreds Of Latino Activists March For Immigration Reform During Inauguration
Four busloads of Latino activists marched from Daley Plaza to Federal Plaza on Monday, to demand President Barack Obama focus on immigration reform during his second term.
Chicago Immigrant Laborers Denounce Raid
On a recent day, they say, Chicago police and Immigration showed up and hauled seven workers away.
Ordinance Protects Undocumented Immigrants From Unfair Deportation
The Chicago City Council has given final approval to an ordinance protecting undocumented immigrants from being unfairly detained or deported.
Boxer Andrew Golota Faces Deportation
ne of Chicago’s best-known boxers faces deportation after being in the United States for 21 years.
Cook County To Re-Evaluate Policy Of Releasing Illegal Immigrants
Cook County commissioners voted Wednesday to hold a hearing on the contentious issue of whether to keep suspected illegal immigrants behind bars while federal authorities check their immigration status.
Immigrant Group Sets Up Hotline For Families Facing Deportation
The Illinois Coalition for Immigrant and Refugee Rights has launched a new hotline to help immigrant families who face being split up by deportation.
Gutierrez Pleased, Hopeful About Change In Deportation Policy
U.S. Rep. Luis Gutierrez (D-Ill.) has launched a new push to inform immigrants about new deportation rules.
Family To Be Reunited After Deportation Sent Wife Back To Poland
Four years after they were separated by deportation, a family is about to be reunited today at O’Hare International Airport.
6 Arrested At Anti-Deportation Protest In Broadview
As many as six people were arrested during a protest this morning against current U.S. immigration laws at the Deportation Detention Center in Broadview.



