Chicago's deadbeat migrant landlords get millions from City Hall despite tax troubles, other government debts

Chicago's deadbeat migrant landlords get millions from City Hall despite tax troubles, other government debts

The city of Chicago has spent $28 million to shelter migrants at two buildings owned by Remo Polselli, a Michigan landlord who went to prison for cheating on his federal taxes — and has continued to face tax problems with the Internal Revenue Service, records obtained by the Chicago Sun-Times show.Polselli's companies own the Inn of Chicago and the old Standard Club, both being used by the city as migrant shelters.In 2003, he pleaded guilty to…