"Chicago's Migrants Face Harsh Winter Conditions and Shelter Challenges"

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Hundreds of migrants in Chicago are living in buses and scavenging for food in trash bins as the city's shelter system struggles to accommodate the influx of asylum seekers, with an estimated 34,000 migrants arriving in the past 16 months. The city has faced challenges in providing basic necessities and shower facilities, leading to volunteers and advocacy groups attempting to fill the gaps. Chicago officials have urged the Biden administration for more federal funds to help cope with the rapid influx of migrants, while the state plans to establish an intake center for new arrivals at the bus landing zone.
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