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Chicago found millions for migrants. Why are its own children being left behind?

Rooftop Revelations: Chicago spent roughly $639.6 million on migrant services while schools like Dulles Elementary show just 3.9% math proficiency.

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Chicago found millions for migrants. Why are its own children being left behind?
Rooftop Revelations: Chicago spent roughly $639.6 million on migrant services while schools like Dulles Elementary show just 3.9% math proficiency.
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