Mexicans prepare to vote in Chicago for their homeland’s president, with a woman as a front-runner – Chicago Tribune/MSN

Mexicans living in Chicago say voting will be a way to honor their roots and loved ones who continue to live in Mexico. For those who are undocumented and cannot travel back to the country, voting gives them a say in the future of the country they love, where they send money, and a place they still consider home.
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Hello, Indiana!
2 years ago

Well by all means, we should persue absentee voting as well. It seems to be working so well for a country people risk life and limb to sneak northward out of.

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