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Once in the U.S., there's no system to track the healthcare needs of migrants, resulting in "islands of care" where some are treated,

All the chairs in the waiting room were filled by dozens of newly arrived migrants waiting to be seen by a Cook County health worker at a clinic in Chicago. Julio Figuera, 43, was among them. He didn’t want to talk much about traveling to Chicago from Venezuela, where a social, political and economic crisis […]

The shelter system in Massachusetts is so full that the governor brought in the National Guard in August to assist.

Migrants who have crossed the U.S.-Mexico border and travel to cities around the country are running into a disjointed health care systems when they need treatment.

All the chairs in the waiting room were filled by dozens of newly arrived migrants waiting to be seen by a Cook County health worker at a clinic in

Record crossings at the southern border are increasingly affecting northern cities. In Denver, the needs of new migrants test the ability of public and private sectors to respond.

The number of migrants living in hotels and shelters provided by Denver skyrocketed in the past month, though it's been going down.

The number of migrants staying in Denver shelters as of Friday was at the lowest it's been since Oct. 3 -- 2,668. On Tuesday, that number was 3,040, and the record high of 3,136 was recorded earlier this month.

Denver Human Services changed their length of stay policies because of the latest influx of migrants.

There is growing anger within the Democratic Party over President Biden's inability to stem the current migrant crisis, according to a new report.