CHICAGO -- Migrants are no longer staying at two of the city's five designated parks serving as temporary shelters. The parks belong to the Chicago Park District once again after the city used them to house migrants since last May. Nearly 200 migrants were moved out of Piotrowski Park in Little Village and Leone Park in Rogers Park. It's an effort to restore the parks and their services before summer. Five parks across the city have housed migrants since last summer.
'Piotrowski Park is a gem of our community,' said 22nd Ward Ald. Mike Rodriguez. 'It provides day camp in the summer and afterschool programs for many single parents who are working a job or two and need that help. Piotrowski Park is a Chicago Park. It's an institution here in the neighborhood. It's a needed institution for our young people to go after school, weekends.
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