Facing backlash, the student newspaper edited the post to remove the term “illegal immigrant.” The newspaper refers to Medina as a “Rogers Park Resident.” The newspaper added in an editor's note, “No human’s existence is illegal, and we quickly changed our wording to reflect that.”
Liberals like to say, no one is illegal. How about we say “immigrants who are here illegally?” That refers to their legal status, not their human status.
Yellow Matter Custard
1 month ago
So much for journalistic integrity………I forgot, that went away years ago from most of the main stream media outlets.
Call my shrink
1 month ago
I guess all Illinois papers are gutless . Pander to the liberals . Bunch of kiss asses
Isn’t Illinois Fun?
1 month ago
Would be interesting to know if the school admin “suggested” to the student paper that its terminology was “wrong”, or whether some indoctrinated students asked for the change.
Free at Last
1 month ago
So much for the University’s fake concern for the student or her family. All universities vomit BS about how much they care about your children. What they care about is your money and their marxist agendas. Nothing more.
Deb
1 month ago
So Loyola University is officially a woke university, showing preference to illegals, not their entire student body? Students should pull their tuition money and go to a university that represents all students.
David F
1 month ago
Why don’t they talk about family separation in this case, 6 feet of dirt.
Tommy Paine
1 month ago
They should apologize. They should have called him an illegal alien…because that is exactly what he is.
Hello, Indiana!
1 month ago
For heaven’s sake, don’t upset the illegals friends and family or hurt his feelings by actually telling the truth.
Fed up neighbor
1 month ago
Illegal is illegal that’s what it means no ands ifs or what’s about it.
Lurker
1 month ago
If this is the future of mainstream media journalism, we can have its funeral right now.
This is not an isolated trend.
Just a few years ago, the Daily Northwestern “apologized” for reporting on student riots, because the rioters were all butt-hurt about having their names in the paper. And this was at a school that supposedly prides itself on its journalism school.
If this bill passes, say goodbye to local control over all Illinois parks and expect to see open drug and alcohol use, needles, no sanitation and fire hazards, but no ordinary park users.
Liberals like to say, no one is illegal. How about we say “immigrants who are here illegally?” That refers to their legal status, not their human status.
So much for journalistic integrity………I forgot, that went away years ago from most of the main stream media outlets.
I guess all Illinois papers are gutless . Pander to the liberals . Bunch of kiss asses
Would be interesting to know if the school admin “suggested” to the student paper that its terminology was “wrong”, or whether some indoctrinated students asked for the change.
So much for the University’s fake concern for the student or her family. All universities vomit BS about how much they care about your children. What they care about is your money and their marxist agendas. Nothing more.
So Loyola University is officially a woke university, showing preference to illegals, not their entire student body? Students should pull their tuition money and go to a university that represents all students.
Why don’t they talk about family separation in this case, 6 feet of dirt.
They should apologize. They should have called him an illegal alien…because that is exactly what he is.
For heaven’s sake, don’t upset the illegals friends and family or hurt his feelings by actually telling the truth.
Illegal is illegal that’s what it means no ands ifs or what’s about it.
If this is the future of mainstream media journalism, we can have its funeral right now.
This is not an isolated trend.
Just a few years ago, the Daily Northwestern “apologized” for reporting on student riots, because the rioters were all butt-hurt about having their names in the paper. And this was at a school that supposedly prides itself on its journalism school.