By Daniella Silva -
NBC News
On a windy morning last week, Maria Cinfuentes stood outside Chicago's largest migrant shelter and, rubbing her cold hands, said she was worried about her future.
Cinfuentes, a 30-year-old mother of three, learned last week that her stay at the shelter, the only home she has known since arriving in the United States from Venezuela in December, will expire next month.
But she has no idea where she will go next
.
"I have no job.
“My husband doesn’t have a job,” he told NBC News in Spanish.
“I don't know anyone here.
How am I going to pay the rent?”