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Chicago City Council Votes in Favor of $51 Million in Funding to Address Migrant Crisis – NBC Chicago - Vimarsana News

Chicago City Council Votes in Favor of $51 Million in Funding to Address Migrant Crisis – NBC Chicago

The Chicago City Council voted in favor of passing a $51 million budget amendment on Wednesday that aims to address the needs of migrants and asylum seekers in...

Hundreds of Migrants Move Into Northwest Side College as Chicago City Council Prepares to Vote on Funding – NBC Chicago - Vimarsana News

Hundreds of Migrants Move Into Northwest Side College as Chicago City Council Prepares to Vote on Funding – NBC Chicago

Several hundred migrants have moved into Wilbur Wright College for temporary housing in Chicago’s Dunning neighborhood on the Northwest Side.

Chicago migrants move into Wright College, alderman urges patience - Vimarsana News

Chicago migrants move into Wright College, alderman urges patience

Over the holiday weekend, approximately 300 migrants seeking refuge arrived in Chicago and were relocated to Wright College on the Northwest Side.

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Robin Kelly on Hadiya Pendleton, George Floyd

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Health Department denies claim about migrant tuberculosis cases - Vimarsana News

Health Department denies claim about migrant tuberculosis cases

Ald. Ray Lopez, 15th, declared migrants sleeping on floors of police stations were infecting officers with tuberculosis, but the Chicago Department of Public Health said there isn’t a single confirmed case.