Make Your Voting Plan
The City of Chicago encourages you to make your plan to vote. Due to COVID-19, voters are encouraged to Vote by Mail or Early Vote. Visit chicagoelections.gov to vote on or before November 3rd.
Office of New Americans
"Chicago will always be a welcoming city and a champion for the rights of our immigrant and refugee communities." –Mayor Lori E. Lightfoot
 Citizenship |
 Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) |
 Legal Protection Fund |
 Undocumented Students |
Language Access |
 ICE Raid Response |
The Office of New Americans (ONA) is dedicated to improving services and engaging Chicago’s diverse immigrant and refugee communities through enhanced collaboration with community organizations, academic institutions, and the private sector. Through the ONA, Mayor Lightfoot is committed to working to improve the day-to-day experiences of our city's 560,000 foreign-born residents while delivering economic, social, and cultural benefits for all Chicagoans. Explore the website to see all the programs and services offered by the Office of New Americans.
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Photo Gallery
Click New Americans Photo Gallery Link to view the Office of New Americans photo gallery.
New Americans Plan
The City has developed a comprehensive plan to support the future of our immigrant communities. Learn more here.
CityKey Program
The Office of the City Clerk has launched CityKey, a new government-issued ID program for all of Chicago’s residents. Learn more here.
Refugee Inclusion Report
Chicago and cities around the world are building inclusive communities and creating oppurtunities for refugees. Learn more here.
Everyone, including undocumented immigrants, has rights according to the US Constitution
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