Migrants staying at police station turned away from Chicago school: 'They didn't have people who spoke Spanish'
CHICAGO -- It was the first day of school Monday, but 6-year-old Hassly Cespedes stood in line at a soup kitchen instead of in a cafeteria lunch line. With her hair tied up in two buns and wearing a floral jumpsuit, the young girl had been excited for her first day of school at Emmett Louis Till Math and Science Academy, said her mother, 26-year-old Eliany Piña, as they waited for a meal at ...
Source: yahoo.com
