Demand on limited resources mounts in Chicago’s migrant crisis – Center Square

"We need additional support for asylum seekers who have surpassed their six months of support through the Asylum Seeker Emergency Assistance Program," said Jennifer Torres, a Chicago mutual aid worker. "Many families have expended their six months of support, and landlords are threatening eviction." Torres said many non-citizens could soon end up back in police stations without additional support from the city.