Community activists share challenges of caring for migrants in Chicago

CHICAGO (WLS) -- It's been nearly one year since Texas Gov. Greg Abbott began busing migrants to Chicago.

Baltazar Enriquez, president of the Little Village Community Council, joined "Our Chicago" Sunday to talk more about how his organization is helping these individuals.

WATCH: Our Chicago Migrant Crisis Part 1

It's been nearly one year since Texas Gov. Greg Abbott began busing migrants to Chicago.

Enriquez said he helps them find jobs, and anything else they might need.

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Lucia Donner, a volunteer with the Chicago Police Station Response Team, also joined "Our Chicago" to talk about the conditions in which many migrants are living.

WATCH: Our Chicago Migrant Crisis Part 2

It's been nearly one year since Texas Gov. Greg Abbott began busing migrants to Chicago.

She said migrants living in police stations don't have access to showers or laundry.

There is also more need for collaboration on the South Side, Donner said.