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- The Chicago Bears are considering relocating to Hammond, Indiana after lawmakers passed an amendment to facilitate relocation.
- The Bears have struggled with their lease at Soldier Field, the league's oldest and smallest stadium.
- The Bears see Hammond as viable, promising a new stadium with greater control.
- Chicago officials, including the mayor, say Bears belong in the city.
- The move reflects broader trends of teams leaving their original cities.
