US EditionChicago officials ink nearly $30M contract with security firm to move migrants to winterized camps
- Chicago officials have awarded a $30 million contract to a private security firm to relocate asylum seekers from police stations and airports to winterized camps with large tents before winter arrives.
- This move aims to address the growing number of migrants seeking asylum in Chicago and provide them with suitable accommodation for the cold weather. The private security firm will be responsible for transporting the migrants and ensuring their well-being in the winterized camps. The contract will help alleviate the strain on police stations and airports while ensuring the migrants' safety and comfort.
- By taking this step, Chicago officials demonstrate their commitment to humanitarian efforts and providing appropriate living conditions for migrants seeking asylum in the city. With the winterized camps, the migrants will have access to necessary facilities and protection from the harsh weather conditions.
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Chicago officials ink nearly $30M contract with security firm to move migrants to winterized camps
CHICAGO (AP) — Chicago officials have signed a nearly $30 million contract with a private security firm to relocate migrants seeking asylum from police stations and the city's two airports to winterized camps with massive tents before cold weather arrives, following the lead of New York City's use of communal tents for migrants. GardaWorld Federal Services and a subsidiary sealed the one-year $29.4 million deal with Chicago on Sept. 12. That was…
Chicago signs nearly $30 million contract to relocate asylum seekers to winterized camps
Chicago officials have signed a nearly $30 million contract with a private security firm to relocate migrants seeking asylum from police stations and the city's two airports to winterized camps with massive tents before cold weather arrives. GardaWorld Federal Services and a subsidiary sealed the one-year $29.4 million deal with Chicago on Sept. 12. That was less than a week after Mayor Brandon Johnson announced plans to move about 1,600 migrant…
Chicago officials ink nearly $30M contract with security firm to move migrants to winterized camps
CHICAGO (AP) — Chicago officials have signed a nearly $30 million contract with a private security firm to relocate migrants seeking asylum from police stations and the city’s two airports to winterized camps with massive tents before cold weather arrives. GardaWorld Federal Services and a subsidiary sealed the one-year $29.4 million deal with Chicago on Sept. 12. That was less than a week after Mayor Brandon Johnson announced plans to move abou…
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