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  2. Lawsuit in Chicago is the latest legal fight over Texas ... - AOL

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    A Texas transportation company is taking the nation’s third largest city to federal court, ratcheting up a legal battle over the migrant crisis that’s left U.S. cities struggling for more than ...

  3. New York City migrant housing crisis - Wikipedia

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    The New York City migrant housing crisis is a migrant crisis exacerbated by the existing New York City housing shortage, that began in April 2022. It has been driven by the Venezuelan refugee crisis, and to a lesser extent that from Haiti and other countries. [1] New York City is a sanctuary city.

  4. Explainer-Who are the immigrants who could be targeted in ...

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    DHS, the Center for Migration Studies of New York and other think tanks have used U.S. Census data and other figures to estimate that there were about 11 million immigrants in the U.S. in 2022 who ...

  5. With the border deal dead, the money for border security ...

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    When Republicans killed the bipartisan border deal last week, a countdown began for cities struggling to cope with migrants and federal agencies bracing for a new surge at the border.

  6. Chicago and other US cities struggle to house asylum ... - AOL

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    Those cities included New York, where thousands of migrants are sleeping in climate-controlled tents erected on empty parking lots and athletic fields, as well as a former airport runway. The ...

  7. Migrant crisis - Wikipedia

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    A migrant crisis is a difficult or dangerous situation that arises due to the movements of large groups of immigrants (displaced people, refugees or asylum seekers) in the receiving state (destination country).

  8. Rural flight - Wikipedia

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    In contrast, the top 0.5% of estates by land spanned 28.3% of all arable land. As many small farmers lost land, they either migrated to the cities or became migrant workers roving from large estate to large estate. Between 1950 and 1970, the proportion of migrant workers increased from 36.7% to 54% of the total population. [46]

  9. Democratic-led cities pay for migrants' tickets to other ...

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    Denver alone has spent at least $4.3 million in city funds to send migrants to other U.S. cities, ... that are struggling with this international crises and we need the federal government to do ...