Eight people living in Chicago have contracted the Measles virus in the last week. Seven of those people are living at a Pilsen migrant shelter. “I came here when I was 17,” said 25th Ward Ald. Byron Sigcho-Lopez. “I understand the fear many of these residents have.” That’s one reason why he is leading the charge within city council, to get involved in the city’s newest public health crisis. Sigcho-Lopez said he’s frustrated with a lack of protocol that he believes led the city to this point. “When we don’t have landing zones with protocols, at the border even, and we continue to respond with more law enforcement rather than CDC protocols, these are the consequences,” he said.
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