Nearly 35,000 migrants have arrived in Chicago from the southern border since August 2022, creating a crisis when it comes to finding government services.
Gov. J.B. Pritzker this week said he was "deeply concerned" the city is not adding beds for housing migrants. Mayor Brandon Johnson's office responded the state could look to other cities for creating shelters.
The back-and-forth comes as many in the Black community point out needs among their residents and a new poll shows low approval for Johnson's job performance.
We also also talk about an Illinois Supreme Court decision upholding a public pension law.
Host Sean Crawford is joined by Professor Emeritus Charlie Wheeler and the Chicago Tribune's Dan Petrella.
