‘Bring Chicago Home’ funds may not go to the homeless – Center Square

“What Chicagoans think they’re voting for in this referendum is not what it really is. Nothing in this referendum guarantees that the money will actually go to help the homeless,” said Mailee Smith, of the Illinois Policy Institute.
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Tom Paine's Ghost
2 years ago

” ‘Bring Chicago Home’ funds may not go to the homeless.” Duh. Do you think?? Even Chumbolones aren’t this dumb.

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