Good morning, Chicago.

President Donald Trump’s immigration crackdown is still causing chaos and confusion in Chicago. Today, we have a touching story of the immigration system working well for one Chicagoan, Stan Chu Ilo, who had his naturalization ceremony one day after Trump took office. Ilo writes about his love for America and what citizenship means to him.

Also today in our section, we have two pieces on large corporations making some questionable decisions. The Tribune Editorial Board calls out insurance companies such as Allstate and State Farm for raising rates on Illinois homeowners likely due to natural disasters in other states. “What do the increasing frequency of natural disasters in Florida, California, Texas and even North Carolina have to do with what homeowners in Illinois pay for risk protection?” the board asks. State Sen. Michael E. Hastings is also worried about Illinois residents’ insurance premiums and writes in our section today about two bills he has proposed in Springfield to keep rates in check.

Columnist Laura Washington calls out Walgreens, which recently announced it was closing five stores in Chicago, all located on the South and West sides. These closures will impact Black and brown people, especially seniors, who depend on brick-and-mortar pharmacies to get their medications.

Let’s end on a good note. The editorial board’s second piece today celebrates the arrival of Yuengling in Illinois. Cheers to that!

— Grace Miserocchi, opinion editor

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