The city of Chicago is facing challenges in providing housing for hundreds of migrants as temperatures plummet dangerously low. More than 300 asylum seekers have sought shelter in city buses as they await a suitable accommodation. However, Chicago is not the only city grappling with the migrant surge. New York, known as a sanctuary city, is also feeling the strain.
In New York City, parents are expressing their concerns and outrage as they believe the needs of migrant families are being prioritized over those of local children. Recently, students from Madison High School in Brooklyn were unable to attend classes in person and had to resort to remote learning. The reason behind this decision was the city's need to provide shelter for approximately 2,000 migrants during inclement weather.
