A Texas bus company has filed a federal lawsuit against the City of Chicago alleging the city’s recent ordinance aimed at deterring buses from dropping off migrants unannounced is “unconstitutional” and “punishes” transportation companies who do business with Texas. In December, Chicago’s city council passed an amended traffic ordinance that imposes fines and threatens impoundments against bus companies that fail to comply with the city’s new requirements for dropping off migrants. The new ordinance includes provisions that require bus companies to provide advance notice, apply for and receive approval from the city before dropping off migrants at the city’s designated landing zones.
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