Protesters are urging the city to stop a metal-scrapping company from opening on the Southeast Side. What both sides have to say.
Peggy Salazar
The industrial community once marked by steel mills is now lined with other plants, and the proposed opening of a metal scrapping company has become a point of controversy on the Southeast Side and across the city.
On the Southeast Side, a community deals with the aftermath of property damage and looting against the backdrop of ongoing concerns over COVID-19 and environmental pollution.
