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Illinois mom travels 250-mile distance to reunite formerly detained immigrants with families in Chicago

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Rebecca De La Luz drives immigrants back home for hours to emotional reunions with their families, the next conductor in what the group wryly referred to as the “above-ground railroad.”

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Illinois mom travels 250-mile distance to reunite formerly detained immigrants with families in Chicago

Rebecca De La Luz drives immigrants back home for hours to emotional reunions with their families, the next conductor in what the group wryly referred to as the “above-ground railroad.”

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Herald & Review broke the news in on Monday, December 15, 2025.
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