HOLDING signs saying "Amnistia para Latinos!" and "My dreams are not illegal", protesters gathered in a park on Chicago's mostly Latino West Side on May 1st. Chris Kennedy, who is running for governor of Illinois next year, joined the crowd, as did Dick Durbin, a Democratic senator. Seeking to reassure his audience, Mr Durbin noted that a spending bill now in Congress stipulates "not one penny" for a new border wall, no new officers for Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ice), which pursues illegal immigrants, and "no penalty for sanctuary cities like Chicago".
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机译：持有的牌子上写着“ Amnistia para Latinos！和“我的梦想并不违法”，抗议者于5月1日聚集在芝加哥主要是拉丁裔西区的一个公园里。明年竞选伊利诺伊州州长的克里斯·肯尼迪（Chris Kennedy）和民主党参议员迪克·德宾（Dick Durbin）也加入了人群。为了使听众放心，德宾先生指出，国会目前的一项支出法案规定，修建新的边界墙“一分钱”，没有新的移民和海关执法人员追捕非法移民，并且“不对任何罚款”。像芝加哥这样的圣地城市”。
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