Chicagoans are working together to help migrants facing housing insecurity
Shelters around Chicago reached capacity only a couple months after migrants started arriving in the city.
Chicago is struggling to keep up with the number of migrants coming into the city. As officials scramble to open more housing, Chicagoans are stepping up to help migrants themselves.
Reset gets the latest on how those efforts are shaping up.
GUESTS: Elvia Malagón, social justice and wage gap reporter for the Chicago Sun-Times
Evelyn Figueroa, director of Pilsen Food Pantry
Jen Durham, volunteer for Nuevos Vecinos
Nereida Moreno, education reporter for WBEZ
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Chicagoans are working together to help migrants facing housing insecurity
Shelters around Chicago reached capacity only a couple months after migrants started arriving in the city.
Chicago is struggling to keep up with the number of migrants coming into the city. As officials scramble to open more housing, Chicagoans are stepping up to help migrants themselves.
Reset gets the latest on how those efforts are shaping up.
GUESTS: Elvia Malagón, social justice and wage gap reporter for the Chicago Sun-Times
Evelyn Figueroa, director of Pilsen Food Pantry
Jen Durham, volunteer for Nuevos Vecinos
Nereida Moreno, education reporter for WBEZ