Chicago Migrants December 11 2025. Chicago City Council approves 51 million to help migrants sent from border Fox News The merger comes two years after former Mayor Lori Lightfoot set up temporary shelters to house newly arrived migrants who were sent to Chicago on buses and planes by Texas Gov Chicago implements new unified shelter system for migrants & homeless 02:27
Migrants won’t get booted from shelters next week as planned, but some stuck sleeping on buses from chicago.suntimes.com
There was a time earlier this year that Chicago and the State of Illinois was opening a new migrant shelter every week, but with buses stopping operations, the city is making massive changes. CHICAGO — Chicago is closing its shelters specifically designated for migrants and merging them with the city's current homeless services starting in 2025, Mayor Brandon Johnson announced Monday.Under what the mayor's office calls a "unified sheltering system," new arrivals to the United States will no longer be guaranteed a bed, NewsNation local affiliate WGN reports.
Migrants won’t get booted from shelters next week as planned, but some stuck sleeping on buses
Chicago implements new unified shelter system for migrants & homeless 02:27 More than 50,000 migrants have come to Chicago since August 2022, when Texas Gov. CHICAGO — Chicago is closing its shelters specifically designated for migrants and merging them with the city's current homeless services starting in 2025, Mayor Brandon Johnson announced Monday.Under what the mayor's office calls a "unified sheltering system," new arrivals to the United States will no longer be guaranteed a bed, NewsNation local affiliate WGN reports.
Chicago scrambles to house migrants as winter draws near Prensa Latina. The city will stop creating a daily census of this migrant population as it moves toward a merged system, said Harley Jones, who is helping coordinate the city's response to migrants. CHICAGO — Chicago is closing its shelters specifically designated for migrants and merging them with the city's current homeless services starting in 2025, Mayor Brandon Johnson announced Monday.Under what the mayor's office calls a "unified sheltering system," new arrivals to the United States will no longer be guaranteed a bed, NewsNation local affiliate WGN reports.
Chicago migrants Bus carrying new arrivals impounded for 1st time by the city ABC7 Chicago. The flow of asylum seekers coming to Chicago has slowed considerably in recent months City expects to spend $40 million on migrant services in 2025, down from the roughly $320 million spent in 2023