Youth are still speaking about Sacred Conversations  Youth are
still speaking about Sacred Conversations  Although new
immigrants arrive in Chicago every day, Demetrious Gonzalez and
Brandon Felfle, of Chicago's First Congregational Church, admit
they spend more time talking about shoes and electronics than
about immigration and race.  But they said they were fascinated
when they heard, during Sunday morning's Sacred Conversations on
Race, that undocumented immigrants in certain parts of the
country can get an identification card that allows them to set
up a bank account to deposit and withdraw funds. The ID card
doubles as an ATM card, they explained.  Before the card program
was implemented in Las Vegas, undocumented immigrants "would
walk around holding their money," Gonzalez and Felfle learned.
This made them easy targets for robbers, who knew they wouldn't
call police out of fear of being deported.  Gonzalez and Felfle
were among the dozens of teens who participated in the Sacred
Conversations. Some felt