One Year After First Migrant Buses Sent To Chicago
One year after first migrant buses sent to Chicago, the city is still unprepared to tackle the crisis. When Chicago first started housing migrants in police stations as emergency overflow shelters over the winter, officials expected it’d be a temporary solution. But nine months later, men, women and children are still sleeping on police station floors in what volunteers have called “inhumane” conditions.
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