The Reality of Immigration & Deportation in Chicago
April 23, 2025
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1:12:41Now PlayingThe Reality of Immigration & Deportation in Chicago
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as posted by the channelSince he was sworn into office in January, President Trump has taken swift and extraordinary measures to realize his campaign promises targeting illegal immigrants and asylum seekers. Chicago, a sanctuary city, has long been at the center of Trump’s hostility; Mayor Johnson recently testified before Congress about the city’s immigration policy. Is the Trump administration protecting American workers as promised? What is Chicago’s plan for protecting its legal and undocumented residents?
This panel discussion, co-moderated by students from IOP’s event committees Chicago Style and the International Policy Program, will seek to separate the misinformation from reality surrounding ICE raids, work visas, and more, all with Chicago at the forefront.
Featuring Ronald Vitiello, Senior Advisor to the Department of Homeland Security and U.S. Customs and Border Protection, Nubia Willman, former Deputy Chief of Staff and Director for the Office of New Americans for Mayor Lori Lightfoot and Muzaffar Chishti, Esq., Senior Fellow at the Migration Policy Institute. Moderated by Doan Tran, AB ‘27 and Ammar Ghouse, AB ‘27.
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