Chicago migrants were met with resistance as they moved into the former Wadsworth Elementary School in Woodlawn Thursday, officials said
Chicago officials confirmed that migrants would be moving into the former Wadsworth Elementary School in the Woodlawn neighborhood today.
"They wasn't transparent with the residents in the community, so we are not going to be transparent with them," said Andrew Smith, Woodlawn resident and 20th Ward aldermanic candidate.Officials said they're committed to working with local and community organizations.The facility's opening was delayed because of neighborhood opposition. It is expected to house 250 single men and women to start, and be open for the next two years.
Still, some homeowners and long-time residents complain that despite three community meetings, they had very little say-so about bringing migrants here.
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