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El Grito Chicago, un festival del Día de la Independencia de México en el centro de la ciudad, que había sido pospuesto por los organizadores para proteger a la población tras las amenazas del presidente Donald Trump de enviar agentes de inmigración a la ciudad, regresa.
El festival se llevará a cabo en la calle frente a la Iglesia Católica de San Pablo, en el barrio de Pilsen, el lunes 15 de septiembre, la víspera del feriado.

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00:18We would only be open to it if there is imminent danger.
00:24But we are in the best place to have it because it will be held in the street.
00:30Our stage will be there, but we have a church if that danger becomes imminent.
00:36We have a beautiful garden because we are committed to celebrating our history.
00:44The border crossed us.
00:54We didn't cross the border.
00:56We didn't cross the border.
00:58And still today we rise.
01:01We celebrate our history, our resilience, and our contributions.
01:05Today some people in power try to criminalize us.
01:08They send ICE, they send threats, they spread fear.
01:12But we know the truth.
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