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Naperville Sun Wednesday, January 29, 2025 | | |
| | Immigrant Solidarity DuPage wants community members to know it has their back. As the federal immigration blitz got underway Sunday, the Wheaton-based nonprofit has activated a rapid response network devoted to tracking U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement activity in and around DuPage County. | | | The Tribune spoke with Nicole Hallett, a clinical law professor at University of Chicago, and Diana Rashid, managing attorney with the National Immigrant Justice Center, to learn more about what happens after someone is arrested by ICE in Illinois. | | | One or two medical office assistants work at each of the clinics, along with additional clinicians who support virtual care, and Advocate is working to find alternate roles for those employees, Advocate said in a statement. | | | Abercrombie & Fitch is opening this week, two new eateries are planning downtown locations and Habitat for Humanity’s home improvement shop is now in Naperville. | | | Frempong is only the fourth player in program history to reach the milestone as a junior. | | | Naperville North’s Austin Roush, who helped protect Indiana-bound QB Jacob Bell, commits to the Division III national champion. | | | The Amazing Book Challenge returns for 2025 with 12 new themes designed to take readers on an unexpected literary adventure. | | | |
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