Immigration

Chi-Care, a volunteer-based nonprofit that provides food and other resources to Chicagoans who may otherwise be overlooked, is serving meals and sharing hope with new arrivals. To make it happen, they?ve teamed up with the Greater Chicago Food Depository.

As migrant families wait for work permits and longer-term housing opportunities, local organizations are stepping up to make sure they don't go hungry.

A new pilot project launched in Chicago Thursday that is aimed to expidite work permits for migrants.

Workers at the Selina Hotel are protesting layoffs as the hotel prepares to become migrant housing.

Nearly 160 migrants will be temporarily moved in Oak Park. The migrants had been staying at the village's police station and a church.

As migrant families move into a new shelter in West Town, the fight over a Brighton Park encampment carries on.

Move-in day is finally here for dozens of migrant families who will now call West Town 'home.'

A special City Council meeting to discuss Chicago's sanctuary city status descended into chaos on Tuesday.

Hundreds of demonstrators went to City Hall Tuesday to make their voices heard as aldermen debate holding a referendum over Chicago's sanctuary city status.

On the eve of a major meeting in Brighton Park, and just hours until migrant families are set to move into a shelter in West Town, a group of Englewood residents is calling on the city to turn migrant buses around.

Tempers ran high Sunday as residents in South Shore voiced their concerns about migrants moving in.

More than 20,000 migrants have arrived in the Windy City since Aug. 31 of last year.

Tensions are escalating as another group of neighbors has filed a lawsuit against the city of Chicago over a planned migrant encampment.