Chicago to Begin Migrant Shelter Evictions on Sunday

The city's new policy aims to encourage independence among adult migrants, with families granted extensions until the school year's end.

Chicago will begin evicting adult migrants from city shelters starting Sunday, focusing on those without children under 18 and who have been in shelters for 60 days.
The policy, initially set to start Saturday, was amended to begin Sunday, with families receiving extensions until the end of the school year.
More than 2,000 migrants are expected to be evicted by the end of April, with the first 35 evictions happening on Sunday.
Migrants evicted from shelters can reapply for admission and must be vaccinated against measles, mumps, rubella, and chickenpox.
The city's actions aim to encourage migrant independence while evaluating options for better care for all Chicagoans.