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An ongoing theme for former President Donald Trump and his presidential campaign ties immigrants to crime, though national statistics find no correlation.
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The latest referendum doesn't specify who would make the appointment for a city clerk.
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There's no competitive races on the Republican ballot and two on the Democratic ticket.
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A state grant provides funding to support migrants with housing, food, wraparound services, legal assistance, and health and wellness.
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La tienda de comida, DeKalb Fresh Market, abrió sus puertas en noviembre y cuando los clientes primero entren, notarán todo el producto organizado en un arcoíris de colores. Hay repollo morado, zanahorias, nopales y chiles güeros presentados bajo las luces.
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At a new DeKalb grocery store there’s no Hispanic section as food items cater to all families, including the growing Latino community.
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South Africa is calling on the court to require that Israel hold a ceasefire in its war on Gaza. He said the country understands that it’s not likely that Israel will change their actions on account of the court’s ruling.
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NALEO Education Fund CEO Arturo Vargas says Latino participation in democracy is essential if the nation is to hold true to its values.
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Benjamin Valdivieso began his term on the Rochelle City Council in 2023. He said one of his priorities is business development, while keeping an eye on matters at the federal level.
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The ordinance mandates that bus operators get fined and their bus impounded if drop-offs of asylum seekers have not been approved by the city.
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The 39-year-old became the first Hispanic person and the second woman to serve as mayor in the city’s history. She said having Latino representation on the ballot and in government was a driver to run for the seat.
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The City of Rochelle is hosting a bilingual "How To Start A Small Business" presentation to ensure information on city services is accesible to Spanish speaking residents. Rochelle City Council Member Rosie Arteaga sparked the idea after receiving inquiries from constituents.