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 | Hoisting American flags into the air, tens of thousands of immigrants from the Chicago area marched downtown on March 10th 2006 in a display of support for immigrant rights as a bill to stiffen border enforcement awaits action in the U.S. Senate. click to open  |  | Chinese Premier Zhu Rongji exchanges mock hand signals with traders after a ceremonial bell-ringing in the Chicago Mercantile Exchange Eurodollar futures pit. Traders, whose unofficial motto is "free markets for free men," cheered the leader of the largest communist country in the world as he stepped out onto a walkway high above the exchange floor. click to open |  | Chinese Premier Zhu Rongji displays the trading jacket with the "ZHU" badge presented to him during his visit to the Chicago Mercantile Exchange Monday morning, April 12, 1999. click to open |  | Chinese Premier Zhu Rongji rings the bell in the Eurodollar pit as Chicago Mercantile Exchange Chairman Scott Gordon, left, applauds during Zhu's visit to the Chicago Mercantile Exchange Monday morning, April 12, 1999. click to open |  | Chinese Premier Zhu Rongji, center, learns the workings of a 10-ton grain combine during his tour the Marellbar Farm in Libertyville, Ill., on Sunday, April 11, 1999. Zhu was presented a genetically bred virgin bull by the farm's owners, Tom and Margot Pritzker. click to open |  | Chinese Premier Zhu Rongji shares a laugh with Tom Pritzker, owner of the Marellbar Farm, after arriving at Prtizker's home in Libertyville, Ill., on Sunday, April 11, 1999. Zhu paid a visit to the working farm to observe some of the latest advancements in agricultural production during his two-day visit to the Chicago area. click to open |  | Chinese Premier Zhu Rongji and Tom Pritzker, right, laugh as Zhu's wife, Lao An, is presented with a Chicago Bulls jacket by Margot Prtizker, left, during the couple's visit to the Pritzker's farm in Libertyville, Ill., on Sunday, April 11, 1999. The premier paid a visit to the farm to view agri-technology at work and to talk to Midwest farmers at the start of his two-day trip to the Chicago area. click to open |
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