Illi-No More: Illinois Migration Report 2022 – MoveBuddha

"The Chicago area came to represent the urban American dream. It was popularized as a haven for families, home to the Griswolds of Vacation fame, the Winslows of Family Matters, the Portokaloses with their Big Fat Greek Wedding, and the McAllisters from Home Alone. By the time Ferris Bueller took his intrepid day off, Chicago’s reputation as a melting pot was already part of the American landscape. Illinois is no longer the place to be. It’s third in the country for outbound moves, behind just New Jersey and California."
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Ex Illini
2 years ago

JB likes to follow the science, unless he doesn’t agree with it. In that case the loser just follows the typical politician ploy….deny, deny, deny.

Giddyap
2 years ago

Pritzker the Census Denier still claims there is no population crash — that BIG LIE gets harder to sell every day

fed up neighbor
2 years ago
Reply to  Giddyap

Remember there is no population crash, just the missing illegals that need to be counted then all good in Pritzker’s mind.

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