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New Migrant Arrivals at Shelter Locations

This map depicts the number of new migrants arriving in each shelter location from March 8 through March 15, 2024.
By Tiffany Li
March 26, 2024

This map visualizes data for the number of new migrants who arrived the week of March 15, 2024 at each of the 23 current migrant shelter sites across Chicago. The Data and Technology Team represented shelters that are currently receiving migrants with red circles whose area is proportionate to the number of new arrivals at the site. Sites that the city is no longer using as migrant shelters are represented by gray squares.

Austin Steinhart and Tiffany Li
Migrant shelters in Chicago are represented with circles, where the radius varies with the number of migrants.
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Tiffany Li
Tiffany Li, Head News Editor
Tiffany Li is a member of the Class of 2026 after transferring from Middlebury College. She studies political science and economics and is interested in housing policy, international relations, and music. She reports and edits for the News section of the Maroon and is also on the Arts, Copy-editing, and Data teams.
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Austin Steinhart is a second-year graduate student studying the intersection of computer science and public policy. He works as a Lead Developer in the technology section of The Maroon. He started working at The Maroon to continue his interest in using human-machine collaborative systems and data storytelling to help communities build power and create lasting change. Outside of The Maroon, Austin enjoys cheap concerts, reading another niche nonfiction book, and cooking yummy meals with friends.
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