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As the legal battle unfolds, Chicago remains deeply divided on immigration, with some residents demanding stricter enforcement while city leaders hold firm on protecting the city's sanctuary status.
The city last month started evicting migrants who overstayed a 60-day limit at shelters, prompting condemnation from immigrant rights groups and from residents worried about public safety.
Chicago has been scrambling to find housing for the nearly 20,000 migrants who have arrived since August 2022, many in buses sent from the Mexican border by Texas Gov. Greg Abbott.
A Chicago resident who sued the city over its migrant crisis said "change is on the horizon" as President Donald Trump takes office.. Cata Truss, then a Chicago Democrat, called on the city to ...
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On Thursday, between 10 teams of about 10 agents each, ICE made only two arrests in Chicago after five hours on the ground. The Post witnessed Diego Antonio Montero, 24, a Venezuelan national who ...
CHICAGO — A new shelter opened in Pilsen Tuesday amid growing backlash from some in the Latino community who feel that immigration reform and the neighborhood’s recent property tax hike has ...
Around 14,700 migrants have already left Chicago-area shelters for housing in the area, and another 5,200 have reunited with family and friends in Illinois, as well as other states.