Migrant Crisis: Chicago O'Hare Airport Overwhelmed with Housing Dilemma

Hundreds of migrants are living inside a shuttle bus center at Chicago's O'Hare International Airport for extended periods as the city struggles to find housing solutions. The migrants share airport bathrooms and sleep on cardboard on the floor, raising concerns about safety and public health. The city is using two international airports to house migrants and is waiting for more shelters to be built. Texas Governor Greg Abbott has been bussing migrants to Chicago and other cities, citing the need to relieve pressure on border towns. Chicago has added 15 shelters since May and resettled around 3,000 people, but capacity remains an issue.