New York City, Illinois towns turn their backs on migrant buses, say they cannot handle influx – FOX News

"I don’t think this problem is going to stop," said Grundy County Sheriff Ken Briley. "We’re a rural community. We just don’t have the same kind of tax base that the city of Chicago does to be able to provide those resources." Highway signs in Grundy County tell bus drivers in no uncertain terms, "NO MIGRANT BUSES THIS EXIT."
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Ex Illini
2 years ago

There’s any easy fix. Build a wall.

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