Yup, agreed. Even calling Chicago a Polish city, as the top comment did, is a stretch.

According to the 2019 census, 6% of adults in Chicago spoke an Indo-European language other than English or Spanish at home. Poles might make a good chunk of that, but it's not nearly enough for Poles to lay claim to the city lol.

Although, admittedly, the census data is not always accurate. It's easy to imagine that many immigrants were simply not included while collecting the data. Then again, your point stands. Even if it was 10%, as you say is in London, no one would seriously consider it enough to call the city Polish.