Ex-NHL Enforcer Chris Simon Dead At 52

Undocumented migrants in the US prepare for the worst-case scenario

Immigrants in cities such as Chicago are bracing for potential mass deportations under Donald Trump's incoming administration.

Trump To Announce Mass Deportation Date On Jan 20? Large Scale Anti-immigration Raids Across U.S

Following Donald Trump's inauguration as the 47th President of the United States, the country is witnessing a wave of large-scale anti-immigration raids. According to reports, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents have launched operations targeting undocumented immigrants across major cities, including New York, Miami, and Chicago. These raids have sparked widespread fear among migrant communities, who now face the threat of immediate deportation. The government is reportedly focusing on detaining individuals with previous criminal records or those in violation of immigration laws. With Trump vowing to intensify immigration enforcement, human rights groups have raised concerns over the potential for widespread detentions and the disruption of families. As the administration pushes for tougher immigration policies, the raid operations have heightened tensions and uncertainty among both legal and undocumented migrants nationwide. #TrumpDeportation #MassDeportation #TrumpInauguration2025 #TrumpPlan #DeportationDebate #TrumpSpeech2025 #TrumpInauguration #MassDeportations #TrumpImmigration #TrumpAmericaFirst #DeportationPlan #TrumpPolicies #TrumpAmerica #TrumpImmigrationReform #Inauguration2025 #TrumpLegacy ~PR.152~ED.102~HT.334~

No comment: Chicago area zoo animals treated to early Thanksgiving feast

The Brookfield Zoo Chicago gave an assortment of Thanksgiving themed food or food in Thanksgiving-themed containers to its goats, lions, seals, tiger and sloth. Their regular feed had been shaped to look like cooked turkey.