Chicago aldermen on Wednesday voted to approve $51 in funding that would go towards addressing the city's migrant crisis, according to FOX 32.
Chicago Alderman Nicholas Sposato tells ‘America Reports’ that the city receives ‘no help’ from the state or federal government to plan for the inflow of migrants.Chicago aldermen voted to approve the measure by a vote of 34-13, according toDemocrat Mayor Brandon Johnson said in a statement that the funding is necessary and will go toward resources for migrants, including food, housing, and staffing.
Migrants are led from one bus to another after arriving from Texas at Union Station on Sept. 9, 2022, in Chicago.continues to send migrants to large cities across the United States, including Chicago, New York, and Washington D.C.
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