Chicago Tonight: Latino Voices, April 16, 2022

WTTW News | Aida Mogos | April 16, 2022, 5:30 pm

What an end to pandemic border rules could mean for asylum seekers. A new approach to organ donation from Latinos. Previewing the Chicago Latino Film Festival. And mariachi and improv come together. WBEZ’s Michael Puente guest hosts.

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