After six months in ICE detention, a Chicago tamale vendor rebuilds her life
<p>Through the window of a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement vehicle as it pulled away last September, Laura Murillo could see her tamale stand near the busy Home Depot on 47th Street and Western Avenue.
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<p>Through the window of a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement vehicle as it pulled away last September, Laura Murillo could see her tamale stand near the busy Home Depot on 47th Street and Western Avenue. A folding table held coolers, containers and supplies beneath a striped umbrella next to her silver minivan. Only minutes earlier, Murillo, an immigrant from Mexico, had been waiting for her customers.</p><p>The night before her arrest, Murillo had made the tamales in the kitchen of a brick building she rented on the Southeast Side.
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- <p>Through the window of a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement vehicle as it pulled away last September, Laura Murillo could see her tamale stand near the busy Home Depot on 47th Street and Western Avenue.
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After six months in ICE detention, a Chicago tamale vendor rebuilds her life
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