It isn't a question of allowing Wal-Mart to have stores in Chicago.
Its a free country, and if they find locations that already have the
right zoning, and they aren't asking for TIF money, or free
infrastructure improvements they are free to locate there. If this were
the case the city council
I don't see any reason why Wal-Mart should not be allowed to have stores
in Chicago. Once any neighborhood effects such as traffic flow are
accounted for, there's no earthly reason why Wal-Mart should be kept
out. Putting arbitrary government hurdles in front of a business trying
to move to the
