migrants

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  Chicago teachers want federal help with educating migrant students

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  Nonprofit helps migrants in Chicago prepare for bitter cold

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  Concerns about shelter space, cold weather amid migrant crisis

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  Chicago has spent over $156 million on vendors in migrant crisis since Dec. 2022

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  Advocate's mission to help Chicago migrants starts in storage unit

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  Work permits for migrants among issues Chicago mayor discusses with members of Congress

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  State opens new migrant center at Chicago bus landing zone

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  Chicago suburb of Hinsdale passes ordinance restricting migrant buses

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  Despite warning of cold temperatures, migrants choose to come to Chicago

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  Another Chicago area suburb passes ordinance to discourage buses from dropping of migrants

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  Chicago uses $95 million in COVID-19 pandemic aid to staff migrant shelters

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  Chicago suburbs issue fines for migrant buses

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  Illinois temporarily places hundreds of migrants in Chicago hotel rooms

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  Call for change after boy's death in Chicago migrant shelter

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  Growing health concerns at Chicago migrant shelters

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  More migrants arrive in Chicago as city says they've cleared police stations

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  Chicago says there are no more migrants camped outside of police stations

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  Site for Chicago migrant tent camp deemed safe after review

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  Construction on migrant tent camp moves forward in Chicago

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  Suburban Chicago church open doors to migrants

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  Migrants pleased to move from Chicago Police stations to churches

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  After city budget passes, Mayor Johnson announces more initiatives for migrants

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  Many migrants ineligible for federal Temporary Protected Status

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  Some migrants in Chicago aren't available for federal Temporary Protected Status

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  Neighbors speak out against tent city proposal in Brighton Park

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  Pilot program helps migrants get jobs

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  Migrants board charter buses to Chicago from El Paso, Texas

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  Mayor Johnson on migrant crisis: Chicago will remain a sanctuary city

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  Protesters hope Mayor Johnson will close door on migrant arrivals

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  Controversy over company handling migrant tents in Chicago

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  After Venezuelan migrants offered work permits, Chicago activists call for more action

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  Migrants begin arriving at Broadway Armory in Edgewater

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  Neighbors in Woodlawn frustrated with migrant shelter 'disruptions'

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  Ald. Jeanette Taylor details concerns over Woodlawn migrant shelter

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  At meeting on planned migrant shelter in Uptown, residents say they want to help

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  Amid worker shortage, Chicago hotels want to be able to hire migrants more easily