Thu, Jul 16 · 5:30 PM CDT
Immigration is among the most contested issues in American politics, but what does public opinion look like closer to home? The Chicago Council on Global Affairs, with support from the Walder Foundation and Schreiber Philanthropy, surveyed residents of Cook and Lake counties to find out. How do local attitudes on immigration compare to national trends, and where do they diverge? Where do residents find common ground, and where do potential divides run deepest? Join Craig Kafura, Beatriz Ponce de León, and moderator Juliana Kerr for a discussion of the survey’s findings and what they reveal about how immigration is being experienced in the communities closest to home.
This program is made possible by the Walder Foundation and Schreiber Philanthropy.
This event is hosted by the Chicago Council on Global Affairs. We from The Geopolitical Forum can hang out and continue the conversation perhaps over a drink or bite after the event wraps up.
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