Chicago's Cinco de Mayo Parade Canceled Amid Immigration Concerns
The annual Cinco de Mayo parade in Chicago's southwest side has been canceled. Organizers cited concerns about potential immigration enforcement actions as the reason for the decision. The cancellation reflects anxieties within the community regarding current immigration policies and their impact on families.
Chicago's vibrant Cinco de Mayo parade, a long-standing tradition in the city's southwest side, will not take place this year. Organizers announced the cancellation, attributing it to fears surrounding increased immigration enforcement. These fears have created unease within the community, leading to the difficult decision to forgo the annual celebration. The organizers felt it was important to prioritize the safety and well-being of community members amidst the prevailing climate of uncertainty.