During a recent city council meeting in Chicago, residents expressed their concerns over the allocation of funds for migrants in the city. The state is considering allocating an additional $182 million for migrants next year, sparking discontent among the local community.
Residents voiced their frustration, highlighting the perceived neglect of the city's black community in favor of spending on migrants. Many questioned the priorities of city leaders, pointing out the disparity in funding between migrant services and essential community needs.
