Sometimes I think what we're really selling are memories. My customers want to buy what they were eating back in Mexico.

I haven't seen the spirits of the 1970s and 1960s until now. This is really surprising. People are marching in the thousands everywhere. It indicates how deeply the immigrant and Mexican community in the United States feel about the attacks on immigrants.

This is the city of Jane Addams, of reformers and activists, and it has a rich immigrant history. The city's foundation is an immigrant city, and that sense of community rubs off on everybody. We still have that sense of organization.

My greatest and fondest memories were serving the six years that I served here in the Legislature -- and certainly as Speaker,

Lockdown, I guess is a term that might have a bad connotation and associated with other facilities. However, this is good for the students at this point because it keeps them calm.

The reality is that this community will eventually get citizenship, and we already know who we won't be voting for.