Editorial: Chicago needs a new approach to Mexican Independence Day

What caused more disruption this past weekend? Chicago's vehicular marking of Mexican Independence Day or the efforts by the city to block the jubilant trajectory of its motorized celebrants?

From the Editorial Board:

Chicago needs a new approach to Mexican Independence Day

What caused more disruption this past weekend? Chicago's vehicular marking of Mexican Independence Day or the efforts by the city to block the jubilant trajectory of its celebrants?

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