Chicago's migrant crisis coverup: Mayor Brandon Johnson REFUSES to disclose spending

Chicago's handling of its migrant crisis, led by Mayor Brandon Johnson, has sparked controversy and raised questions about transparency and financial accountability. Nearly $1 million weekly is being funneled into just three hotels serving as migrant shelters, with allegations of financial mismanagement and cover-up. Investigations have highlighted potential health risks due to overcrowding and challenges in providing initial healthcare to migrants. Legal battles ensue as NBC investigates the city's reluctance to disclose spending details, pointing to gaps in the city's response to migrant health needs. With over $300 million spent on the crisis, the lack of clarity on where these funds are allocated—especially regarding out-of-state companies' profits—erodes public trust. Amidst this turmoil, Chicago grapples with broader issues like homelessness and gun violence, struggling to manage the influx of asylum seekers. This scenario underscores the need for transparency and effective leadership in addressing complex urban challenges.