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DePaul professor provides resources for lawyers and caseworkers representing migrants in Chicago - Vimarsana News

DePaul professor provides resources for lawyers and caseworkers representing migrants in Chicago

Kathleen Arnold, a professor at DePaul University, is helping lawyers and case workers representing migrants in Illinois by drafting materials for them to use...

Mayor Lori Lightfoot issues emergency declaration in response to Chicago migrant crisis - Vimarsana News

Mayor Lori Lightfoot issues emergency declaration in response to Chicago migrant crisis

Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot issued an emergency declaration Tuesday in response to a migrant surge in the city.

What is Title 42? New Life Center tries to help Chicago migrants while bracing for 2nd wave after COVID-era policy expires - Vimarsana News

What is Title 42? New Life Center tries to help Chicago migrants while bracing for 2nd wave after COVID-era policy expires

The end of COVID-19 pandemic Title 42 policy Thursday will only increase the number of migrants in Chicago, experts say.

DePaul receives $1.97 million donation - Vimarsana News

DePaul receives $1.97 million donation

John Schreiber, founder of the Blackstone Group’s real estate investment management business, and Kathy Schreiber, co-founder of the John & Kathleen Schreiber Foundation, gave DePaul a $1.97 million donation that will be used for “transformative” programs, according to Newsline. The donation will be split in two portions. The first, consisting of over $1.2 million, is...

Higher education can do more to help our city's immigrants - Vimarsana News

Higher education can do more to help our city's immigrants

It is hard to know whether we will see comprehensive immigration reform in our lifetimes, but there are steps that higher-ed can take, right here and now, to partner with the organizations that serve immigrant communities.