Migrants in Chicago

As hundreds of newly-arrived migrants await placement in a shelter, Chicago leaders are once again delaying shelter evictions due to extreme weather.

Chicago Public Schools need more bilingual teachers and better wraparound services for migrant students and their families, participants of a roundtable implored on Wednesday.

A Texas transportation company is suing the City of Chicago for its restrictive ordinance on migrant drop-offs.

A number of the migrants arriving in Illinois are families with young children.

As the number of migrants who have arrived in Illinois continues to climb, local lawmakers are clashing over the situation. At the same time, Chicago officials say they are 'pausing' efforts to open additional shelters – and relying on the state to create more beds.

As arctic temperatures sweep the region, Chicago’s migrant situation is intensifying.

Some suburban mayors, like New Lenox Mayor Tim Baldermann, say they weren't planning on attending anyway.

Organizations in Highland Park are joining forces to support migrants arriving from the southern border. But, they need your help.

No buses from the southern border are expected to arrive in Chicago on Monday for the second consecutive day.

In response to the below-freezing temperatures moving into the Chicago area, the city has decided to delay migrant shelter evictions.