CHICAGO-In response to reports of an alleged mass shooting plot targeting a Hindu temple in Aurora, State Senator Ram Villivalam (D-Chicago) issued the following statement:
“I am deeply disturbed by reports of an alleged mass shooting plot targeting a Hindu place of worship in Aurora. No one should ever have to fear violence or hatred because of their faith, race or cultural background.
“I am grateful to the individuals who came forward to report the intended attack and to the Palatine and Mount Prospect police departments and the FBI for their swift action to protect the community. Hate and white supremacy have no place in Illinois. We must stand together in rejecting hate and extremism and ensuring that every person can practice their faith and live without fear.”
CHICAGO – State Senator Ram Villivalam is proud to announce three organizations in the 8th District will be receiving over $200,000 for literacy program enhancements, workplace skills development and more.
“The organizations receiving this funding are hubs of community engagement, bringing residents together through programming and access to knowledge,” said Villivalam (D-Chicago). “These grants will ensure our vibrant community centers will be able to provide literacy programs and increase accessible workforce development programs right here in our district.”
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CHICAGO - State Senator Ram Villivalam (D-Chicago) released a statement following the announcement of Chicago Transit Authority President Dorval Carter’s retirement:
“I would like to thank President Carter for his years of public service and I wish him the best in his retirement.
I look forward to continuing to work with the City of Chicago, the Chicago Transit Authority and all stakeholders to ensure our region has a safe, reliable and accessible world class public transit system that is accountable to our taxpayers, commuters and all of our residents.”
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