A new video shot by a FOX 32 Chicago crew Wednesday afternoon shows migrants locked out of the 1st District Chicago Police Station.
The complexities of the city's migrant situation are reaching a critical point as more and more buses continue arriving in Chicago.On Wednesday, 13 buses arrived to Chicago from the Texas border – up from 10 on Tuesday.
With time ticking away before cold weather arrives, mattresses, furniture and personal belongings are still packed along the sidewalk at Chicago Police District 1, located near 17th Street and State Street."When I arrived this morning here, and I saw all the people outside, it hurts me. There are still families with children, and we are not animals," said Gonzalez.
"No, no," Gonzalez said. "In Venezuela, we never lived on the streets, now are living on the streets and we need to wait for some help."Officials said on Wednesday that migrants are not being bussed there by the city, rather, they are arriving on planes from San Antonio, Houston, New York and other cities.
"It's been so hard in Venezuela for work, for money. There, we can only earn $20 a week, it's nothing," he said.
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