Hundreds of migrants still arriving in the suburbs as Chicago consolidates shelters

CHICAGO, Ill. — After two buses with Texas license plates dropped off more than 80 migrants at the Wilmette train station Wednesday evening, the passengers who had traveled across countries to get to the U.S. didn’t know where they were. It was icy and raining. “What can we expect? Where are we going? Will there be shelter there?” they asked from the platform. After a lull at the beginning of ...

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