Chicago (WLS) - The Chicago Health Department reported on Tuesday that some migrants who recently came to Chicago have ta n.

Being sure to what extent they mean by 'a small number', they did mention that it's not a proper way to describe the situation.

Cory benefited the city when he explained that people of South and Central America have a large number of TB infections that result in positive test results but do not spread the virus.

Based on health department reports, workers are implementing strategies to deal with diseases that have spread rapidly.

There is no evidence of any case wherein a person has got tuberculosis after being in recent immigration.

However, these events take place when the city, through budget and cooperation with medical aid organizations, the one to serve expatriates is increasing.

Recently, a city council has reviewed a contract of Favorite Healthcare for an additional $85 million, which was slated for another year.

A contract worth multiple millions has had three large-$ billion increases till today since last December.

Among other things, this entire package is in the council's approved city council budget for $150 million, according to the mayor’s media assistant.

Even so, this past contract with Favorite Healthcare has already cost the city more than $234 billion, as indicated in the most recent contracts.

On Tuesday night, we mentioned to ABC 7 that a number of alderpeople didn’t know that a massive hike in taxes was supposed to be on the table.