Opinion

Chicago’s Black Community Feels Left Behind During the Migrant Crisis

WINDY CITY MESS

The city and state have an obligation to its impoverished visitors, but also to its longtime residents who refuse to let their needs be ignored.

Ameshia Cross
Ameshia Cross
opinion
A group of migrants and members of the public wait in line outside an Illinois Department of Human Services office.
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