Jorge had lived in the United States for fourteen years without legal status. He ran a small landscaping company, owned
Marisol was eight years old when her parents brought her to Chicago. She grew up here, graduated from high school
Kwame arrived at O’Hare on a Tuesday morning in February. He had left everything behind, his home, his business, his
Fatima had lived in the United States for eleven years. She had raised three children here, run a small business,
David ran a growing technology company on the north side of Chicago. For months, he had been searching for a
Rosa did not report what happened to her. She was afraid, not of her attacker, but of what reporting might