Migrant family buys first home after arriving in Chicago 2 years ago: ‘It’s the American dream’ – ABC7 (Chicago)

When they first arrived in Chicago in 2022 from Venezuela, they landed at Grace and Peace Church. Their new home is the first of four distressed West Side homes the church bought, rehabbed and sold. Members of the family have been working in food service, delivering food, doing factory work and working as auto mechanics.
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Brian Jones
1 year ago

Now THAT’S awesome!

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