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Chicago Woman Attempts to Frame Cleaner's Deportation as "Relocation" in Social Conversation

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The Onion Staff

6mo ago· 2 min readen

Summary

A Chicago woman struggles to explain her cleaner's deportation in nonpolitical terms during a polite conversation with neighbors. Sarah Walker attempts to frame the situation as a 'relocation' rather than acknowledging the harsh reality of her cleaner being seized by masked men, detained in overcrowded conditions, and deported to the wrong country (El Salvador instead of Mexico). The article highlights the awkwardness and euphemisms people use to discuss politically charged immigration issues in everyday social situations.

Key quotes

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Maria will no longer be coming by to tidy up on Wednesdays because of everything going on right now
She's relocating, which a lot of people are doing these days
the woman who was seized by masked men without a warrant, detained in an overcrowded cell, and sent to El Salvador despite being from Mexico
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CHICAGO—Struggling to explain the recent development during a polite conversation at her neighbor’s house, local woman Sarah Walker reportedly tried Tuesday to find a nonpolitical way to explain that her cleaner had been deported. “Maria will no longer be

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