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CIRR sends migrant reporting ordinance to City Council

The Committee on Immigration and Refugee Rights expects the ordinance to be voted on by the City Council on April 17.
The tracking push aims to address rising migrant costs and shelter closures in Chicago affecting thousands.
The tracking ordinance would require the city to share data on shelter conditions, evictions, and resident grievances.

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Chicago Tribune

Aldermen push for more transparency and tracking of migrants Chicago evicts from shelters

Mayor Brandon Johnson’s administration could soon be required to track and share more details about migrants the city evicts from its shelters under an ordinance aldermen advanced that is gaining support at City Hall. As the Johnson administration has just begun pushing out migrants from shelters, following months of delayed plans to do so, the ordinance would compel city officials to publicly share anonymized information about those migrants it…

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Chicago City Council leaders call on mayor to increase transparency around migrants in shelters

Chicago City Council leaders are calling on Mayor Brandon Johnson to increase transparency around migrants in shelters amid an eviction policy.

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CIRR sends migrant reporting ordinance to City Council

CHICAGO — The City of Chicago's Department of Family and Support Services (DFSS) is one step closer to sharing more specific information about migrants with City Council members. When the Committee on Immigration and Refugee Rights (CIRR) under DFSS met Thursday, they passed an ordinance that would require regular reporting on migrants staying in and leaving the city's emergency shelters based on the city's 60-day stay policy. Committee chairman…

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