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Los Representantes Jesús “Chuy” García (IL-04), Donald Norcross (NJ-01), Joyce Beatty (OH-03), Pramila Jayapal (WA-07) y la Senadora Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) encabezaron una carta con 55 de sus colegas instando a la administración Biden a apoyar una nueva emisión de Derechos Especiales de Giro (DEG) del Fondo Monetario Internacional (FMI).
Chicago, Illinois (NED).— El congresista Jesús “Chuy” García encabezó a 28 funcionarios electos de Illinois en una carta dirigida al presidente Joe Biden y al secretario de Seguridad Nacional, Alejandro Mayorkas, pidiendo a la administración que proporcione más recursos federales y tome medidas ejecutivas para continuar atendiendo a los migrantes recién llegados y a lo
The Chicago Housing Authority (CHA) Board of Commissioners Tuesday advanced three major new housing developments on the West, North and Southwest Sides, including the first phase of the long- awaited LeClaire redevelopment effort. The other projects are Parkside Phase 5 in the former Cabrini Green area and Ogden Commons Phase A2 in the Lawndale neighborhood.
Congressman Jesus “Chuy” Garcia, the Democrat whose 4th District includes North Riverside east of 9th Avenue, took to the floor of the U.S. House of Representatives on the afternoon of July 27 to enter into the record his congratulations to North Riverside for reaching the centennial of its incorporation as an Illinois municipality.
His brief floor speech follows:
WASHINGTON DC - Legisladores demócratas, incluido el representante Jesús "Chuy" García, urgieron este miércoles al presidente Joe Biden a otorgar más permisos de trabajo a migrantes indocumentados.
CHICAGO - Congressman Jesus "Chuy" Garcia is leading the fight to help migrants get work permits as a way of solving the labor shortage.
Between U.S. Supreme Court decisions upending affirmative action and student loan forgiveness, a battle to raise the debt ceiling and the ongoing arrival of migrants to Illinois, it’s been an eventful summer in government affairs.
Illinois is one of the few states that provides Medicaid-style health care benefits to undocumented immigrants, but that coverage is proving costly and the state is scaling back.
It’s causing a political rift.
Illinois has for years covered low-income undocumented children, up to age 18, under the All Kids program.