Immigration

The first round of Chicago migrant shelter evictions began on Sunday, but there has been some confusion over who has to go.

The first round of Chicago migrant shelter evictions is slated to begin today with about 35 people. Chicago has a shelter stay limit of 60 days, but that was extended several times throughout the winter. If someone is evicted and does not have a house plan, they can return to the beginning of the temporary shelter process.

Despite the ongoing measles outbreak, some of Chicago's migrant shelters are set to begin evictions this weekend after Mayor Brandon Johnson imposed a 60-day limit for those staying at the facilities.

Despite the ongoing measles outbreak, some of Chicago's migrant shelters are set to begin evictions this weekend after Mayor Brandon Johnson imposed a 60-day limit for those staying at the facilities.

The measles outbreak in Chicago is not stopping Mayor Johnson's 60-day limit for migrants staying at shelters.

Several migrant families who have been exposed to measles at the�Pilsen�shelter are quarantining at a Chicago hotel to help mitigate the spread.

President Joe Biden is looking for answers to solve the border crisis and illegal immigration.

Health authorities at local, state, and federal levels are working in conjunction to manage the recent measles outbreak in Chicago.

Health authorities at local, state, and federal levels are working in conjunction to manage the recent measles outbreak in the Chicago area.

Measles cases are on the rise. A total of eight cases have now been reported in Chicago, seven of which are at a migrant shelter.

Three more cases of measles were confirmed on Tuesday at the migrant shelter in Pilsen.

With the city now grappling with five confirmed measles cases and health experts warning of more imminent cases, the CDC has dispatched a team from its headquarters in Atlanta to Chicago.

Five cases of measles have been confirmed in Chicago, and health officials worry that number will grow.