Cook County reallocates $70M for migrants from health care to food service in Chicago – Chicago Tribune/MSN

"This has been an issue that people want transparency on,” Commissioner Bridget Gainer said. “We do not want to make it difficult, but we also don’t want to just hand it over without being able to see the changes, because the umbrella is large.” In response to these concerns, Board President Toni Preckwinkle said that the county will receive invoices before reimbursing the City of Chicago for the food expenses.
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David F
1 year ago

Legal residents be damned.
Get a spoon you lazy legal greedy residents and scrape the garbage can.

sue
1 year ago
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That’s exactly how we have been made to feel !!!

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