Gov. J.B. Pritzker on Monday again expressed frustration with Chicago’s handling of the migrant crisis, saying he was “deeply concerned” about Mayor Brandon Johnson’s plan to evict asylum-seekers from city-run shelters after 60 days and to hold off on opening new shelters. Johnson earlier this month delayed enforcement of his eviction plan when freezing weather set in. Still, Pritzker called out the plan as flawed and said Johnson has not pinpointed ways state funding can help shelter and support asylum-seekers. “The city has not told the state where they would like us to put our resources to …
