We do need just regulation of our borders, but we need to allow a path for vulnerable refugees to enter.
Category: Letters to the Editor
Letters: Risks of not addressing Chicago’s leak-prone gas infrastructure are too high
Instead of sneering at hardworking union members, I wish the editorial board had acknowledged the facts.
Letters: President Donald Trump’s actions his first week were petty and unproductive
Autocracies cause tremendous pain and suffering and, eventually, are defeated. Not a good model for the world’s leading democracy.
Letters: President Trump should reach across the aisle
Donald Trump will need some opposition support if he truly wants to be a unifier.
Letters: Catholic natural law recognizes the fundamental dignity of every person
Natural law recognizes the fundamental dignity of every person and demands that they be treated with compassion and justice.
Letters: Is America turning its back on people most in need of our help?
Sponsorship not only helps vulnerable people in a time of great need, but it also unites communities around a common purpose.
Letters: Bishop who pleaded with Donald Trump for mercy teaches us all to stand tall
It took a woman — small of stature — to stand tall against a domineering bigot and say what church leaders of all religions should have been saying.
Letters: What will Donald Trump’s return to office bring us?
I look forward to a time when the name Trump is never mentioned again.
Letters: The CTA can’t keep doing the same thing and expect different results
We read about how public transportation is short of revenue again and that fare increases are looming. Will increasing the fare bring in the needed money?
Letters: LA is burning. Let’s find common ground to fight climate change.
Besides the heartbreak of losing lives and losing homes, there are obvious economic factors here that cannot be ignored: