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Programs offering insurance to undocumented — and some documented — residents are undergoing some cost-saving changes.
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The bill still needs the approval of the Senate.
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Republicans in the Illinois Senate indicated their sticking point for budget negotiations this year will be the same as it was last year — state spending on programs for noncitizens and recent arrivals from the country’s southern border.
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St. Louis Mayor Tishaura Jones created the Office of New Americans in October to help prepare the city for newly arrived immigrants. Jones appointed Gilberto Pinela, Cortex's former communications director, to lead the office with plans to help the city become the fastest growing city for immigrants.
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St. Louis immigrant aid groups said they, and incoming immigrants, need more support and language resources in order to be able settle into and thrive in the community.
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Los proveedores de recursos para los inmigrantes en St. Louis dicen que necesitan más apoyo para sus metas y ayuda lingüística para mejor servir a la comunidad.
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New spending will focused on building Chicago’s shelter capacity and getting immigrants to permanent housing.
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Buses full of migrants from Texas have accelerated, as Illinois counts 15,000 new arrivals in 13 months.
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Migrantes Unidos, a mutual support group that includes more than 50 St. Louis-area immigrants, has five demands. Among the demands are eliminating ankle monitors and to be treated with respect.
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Ana académica en St. Louis quiere ayudar a compartir las historias de mujeres inmigrantes Mexicanas sobre la inmigración, hogar y familia para informar mejor informes académicos, leyes y pólizas gubernamentales.