"Chicago Tribune" declare : Dozens of businesses across Chicago close to support immigrants on Day Without Immigrants

Chef Rick Bayless was among Chicago business owners to close their businesses for a day to support immigrants. Day Without Immigrants Jose M. Osorio / Chicago Tribune A sign is taped on the entrance to Xoco restaurant in Chicago on Feb. 16, 2017. A sign is taped on the entrance to Xoco restaurant in Chicago on Feb. 16, 2017. In Chicago, the workers center Arise plans an 11 a.m. rally Thursday in Union Park, said Arise spokeswoman Shelly Ruzicka. "We will feel it," he said of forgoing a day of business, "but we can handle it."


as informed in CLOSE Skip in Skip x Embed x Share Immigrants across the country are planning to skip class, miss work and not shop on Thursday, February 16th as part of a 'Day Without Immigrants' protest. In Nashville, Amqui Elementary was almost devoid of its immigrant students. in Detroit during the "A Day Without Immigrants" rally Feb. 16, 2017. "You've got to judge people by the content of their heart, not the color of their skin."Groups of immigrants protest in Washington, D.C., on "A Day Without Immigrants" on Feb. 16, 2017. Gonzalez is a U.S. citizen whose parents were Mexican immigrants and many of her relatives are immigrants married to U.S. citizens, she said.

Businesses across U.S. close, students skip school on 'Day Without Immigrants'
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Businesses across US closing for 'Day Without Immigrants' protest

Thousands of immigrants are expected to participate in the "Day Without Immigrants" strike on Thursday. Some businesses — including a few McDonald's locations — are closing for the entire day, while others say they will give a portion of the day's earnings to nonprofits that help Latino communities. The strike is in defiance of President Donald Trump's immigration order temporarily banning travel to the US by refugees and by most people from seven majority-Muslim countries. The protest, in which participants will stay home from work and school, aims to show immigrants to be a crucial part of America's economy and society. Celebrity chefs José Andrés and Andy Shallal, both immigrants, have also announced they will not open their restaurants on Thursday.

Businesses across US closing for 'Day Without Immigrants' protest


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