Keith White thinks it’s beautiful that Chicago officials are helping newly arrived asylum seekers, but he — like many others who crowded into the Apostolic Church of God on Thursday night — wanted to know what this will mean for Woodlawn residents.
He was among more than 100 residents who attended a more than two-hour community meeting that at times grew contentious as the city trickled out more information about the former James Wadsworth Elementary School in Woodlawn that will be turned into a temporary shelter for new immigrants.
