Migrants in Chicago

Local labor organizations held a rally in Pilsen on Wednesday, calling on the Biden Administration to issue work permits for migrants in Illinois.

The Chicago Tribune reported that Illinois and the city of Chicago will partner to create the one-system initiative designed to streamline the response to homelessness and new arrivals.

The Chicago City Council has passed two major spending plans – a $70 million for the city's migrant mission and a $1.25 billion affordable housing bond.

There's been a shift in funding for migrants living in Cook County.

Chicago City Council is expected to discuss a proposal for $70 million more in migrant funding.

Health officials gathered together Tuesday to discuss the ongoing measles outbreak in the state of Illinois and city of Chicago.

Mayor Brandon Johnson wants to dedicate more funding to caring for migrants across the city. His plan has cleared the first hurdle Monday.

Having witnessed the struggles of families leaving behind their familiar lives in search of a brighter future, Sister Norma has channeled their pain into her artwork.

All migrants have officially moved out of Chicago Park District facilities that were serving as temporary shelters for new arrivals, city officials confirmed Monday.

Despite millions of taxpayer dollars already invested into the City of Chicago's migrant mission for 2024, the mayor is now asking council members to approve even more.

Over $295 million has been spent to address the influx of tens of thousands of Chicago migrants who were bussed in from Texas since August 2022, according to new numbers released Friday.

A protest in Pilsen is underway and neighbors are speaking out after rumored plans to build migrant housing in St. Adalbert's Catholic Church.