Chicago will close three migrant shelters by October, eliminating over 3,000 beds to save costs amid decreased migrant arrivals due to federal restrictions. The shelters in Little Village, West Town, and Hyde Park will close on October 1 and 24, respectively, with current residents being relocated to other shelters. This decision follows an executive order by the Biden administration capping asylum seeker crossings and no expected surge during the Democratic National Convention. The closures also address reported unsanitary conditions, including a measles outbreak and a child's death from sepsis. City officials emphasize that all migrants will continue receiving the same services and coordination with Chicago Public Schools will ensure minimal disruption for students.