Data published by Mayor Brandon Johnson’s administration, which includes all invoices paid through Dec. 15, defies predictions released by city officials in mid-October that the cost of the migrant crisis to taxpayers would top $361 million by the end of 2023. The database also contradicts what Johnson told reporters while in Washington, D.C., Nov. 2: “The $40 million that it’s costing the city of Chicago a month to provide care for these individuals who are seeking asylum – that is not sustainable,” Johnson said.
Yet that’s still $138 million more than city government should be spending on “recently-arriving migrants”, rather than its constituents.
That spending only attracts more non-productive future welfare recipients to Chicago.
Old Joe
2 years ago
Folks, illegal immigration and the costs incurred is a driver of inflation.
Bill also
2 years ago
That is 138,000,000 dollars of tax payer money that doesn’t improve the lives of the Citizen. We should only be fueling up the busses and sending them on their way to DC. F both jbs.
This is all going to get revised upwards.
Yet that’s still $138 million more than city government should be spending on “recently-arriving migrants”, rather than its constituents.
That spending only attracts more non-productive future welfare recipients to Chicago.
Folks, illegal immigration and the costs incurred is a driver of inflation.
That is 138,000,000 dollars of tax payer money that doesn’t improve the lives of the Citizen. We should only be fueling up the busses and sending them on their way to DC. F both jbs.