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120 Chicago migrants start moving into Lake Shore Hotel in Hyde Park after staying at police stations - Vimarsana News

120 Chicago migrants start moving into Lake Shore Hotel in Hyde Park after staying at police stations

More than 100 Chicago migrants started moving into the Lake Shore Hotel in Hyde Park after staying at police stations.

1 year after Chicago migrants began arriving by bus load, city struggling to find shelter for thousands - Vimarsana News

1 year after Chicago migrants began arriving by bus load, city struggling to find shelter for thousands

The Chicago migrant crisis has stirred up much debate over the last year. One woman said "send them back to Venezuela," in a Wednesday meeting.

Migrants news: Chicago alderman to propose changing welcoming city ordinance amid migrant crisis - Vimarsana News

Migrants news: Chicago alderman to propose changing welcoming city ordinance amid migrant crisis

One member of the Chicago City Council will propose changing the welcoming city ordinance amid the ongoing migrant crisis.

Chicago Migrants: Mayor Brandon Johnson's deputy chief of staff Christina Pacione-Zayas is working on solutions for city's crisis - Vimarsana News

Chicago Migrants: Mayor Brandon Johnson's deputy chief of staff Christina Pacione-Zayas is working on solutions for city's crisis

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson's Deputy Chief of Staff Christina Pacione-Zayas is in charge of finding solutions for the city's migrant crisis.

New U.S. rules limiting asylum claims at Mexican border blocked by judge - National - Vimarsana News

New U.S. rules limiting asylum claims at Mexican border blocked by judge - National

The federal judge delayed his ruling from taking effect immediately to give the U.S. Justice Department time to appeal, and the agency immediately did so.