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A year after Operation Midway Blitz, Chicago celebrates 'strength' at the Mexican Independence Day Parade
A year after immigration threats tempered many of Chicago's Mexican Independence Day celebrations, this year's parade aimed to bring back the full 400,000 spectators it expects to garner. Last year's parade continued as planned , despite fears of immigration raids during Operation Midway Blitz , President Donald Trump'
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A year after immigration threats tempered many of Chicago's Mexican Independence Day celebrations, this year's parade aimed to bring back the full 400,000 spectators it expects to garner. Last year's parade continued as planned , despite fears of immigration raids during Operation Midway Blitz , President Donald Trump'
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