As Next Trump Presidency Looms, Chicago Groups Serving Immigrants Are Bracing For The Unexpected
Chicago-area organizations are mobilizing to support immigrant communities amid concerns about potential changes to U.S. immigration policy. Families like Vanessa Olivera’s, who fled Venezuela, face uncertainty as they navigate a complex system. Despite fears, Olivera remains hopeful, emphasizing the safety her family has found in the U.S. Katie, an immigration attorney and shareholder here at Ahlgren Law, shared how Olivera’s son feared mass deportations after hearing rumors at school, highlighting the emotional toll on families. Groups are distributing “know your rights” materials, offering legal guidance, and bracing for increased demand for services as they prepare for potential policy shifts.
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