'We used to live better': Forced to flee their country, an immigrant family spent nearly a year living in a Summit County hotel room

Seven times as many Summit County Spanish speakers report living in hotels as English speakers. Community leaders said it highlights the highly vulnerable housing situations immigrants find themselves in.

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