From K-QED.

Hey everybody, it's Devon Kadiyama with the Bay.

And I'm Olivia Alan Price with Bay Curious.

Now, both of our podcasts have been doing a lot of coverage about how the Bay Area is handling

coronavirus and one of the things that we've learned is that some people are

much worse off than others. We're talking about older people, black and brown people, and people who don't have a lot of support from the government right now, like undocumented immigrants.

At Bay Curious, we're all about answering audience questions.

And we recently got this one from Russ Johnson in Menlo Park.

And my question was about how this is affecting the undocumented immigrant community

and is there any support or sympathy from

Sacramento as they develop their policies?

To answer Russ's question, we first wanted to hear from those struggling with this directly.

Maria and Arrelio lost all of their income

because of the pandemic.

And now they're worried about how they'll pay bills

and rent for their family's one bedroom apartment

in East Oakland.

Orita, what I'm going to spend. only's one bedroom apartment in East Oakland. They asked that we only use their first

to

to gait the rent to all the bills that

that have been.

They asked that we only use their first names

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