"Chicago's Migrants Brave Harsh Winter Conditions Amidst First Snowfall"

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Thousands of migrants, mostly from Venezuela, are sleeping outside Chicago police stations in freezing temperatures, prompting concerns about their survival during the winter. City officials, volunteers, and faith-based organizations are scrambling to provide warmth and support, but there is no clear timeline for when new shelters will open. The migrants, many of whom have never experienced cold weather, are living in inhumane conditions and facing health risks. The city is providing warming buses and collaborating with external partners, but the influx of migrants is overwhelming available resources.
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