HUD Finds City Of Chicago Violated Residents Civil Rights, By Moving A Polluting Business To City's Black And Latino Neighborhoods

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HUD Finds City Of Chicago Violated Residents Civil Rights, By Moving A Polluting Business To City's Black And Latino Neighborhoods

The Department of Housing and Urban Development found Chicago violated the civil rights of its residents by proposing the move of a scrap metal facility.

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