Chicago Ignored Dozens Of Warnings Of Migrant Shelter Conditions Before Child’s Death – Block Club Chicago

In the weeks leading up to the death of five-year-old Jean Carlos Martinez Rivero, migrants made at least 17 grievance reports to the Office of Emergency Management and Communications, decrying spoiled food, the rationing of water and mistreatment from staff in the Pilsen shelter.  At the Halsted shelter,migrants complained of  freezing temperatures, unsanitary bathrooms, and outbreaks of various illnesses — including chickenpox, the flu and upper respiratory infections — spreading without sufficient medical care.
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Streeterville
2 years ago

Government posed as “nanny state” responsible party obligated to ensure welfare of all children, even if their “recently-arriving migrant” parents make woefully stupid choices, have flagrantly violated numerous immigration laws to enter US illegally, live here uninvited, to squat in a haphazardly-organized public shelter in Chicago and expect “Chicago” to meet all their needs for free, meaning at taxpayers’ expense, of quality/quantity to abide by stated preferences, gratis.

Any US citizen trying to do same would be escorted to curb, left outside, unfed, unclothed, unhoused, and their children taken to DCFS.

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