Niles, Lincolnwood, Norridge pass ordinances to curb unscheduled bus drop-offs of migrants – Niles Herald-Spectator*

Niles Mayor George Alpogianis responded to a public commenter from Northbrook, “When we start taking care of our veterans first and getting them out of their tents, all the homeless veterans that we have, damn right we’ll help anybody. We gotta help our own people first, our veterans.” Some members from the audience clapped after Alpogianis spoke.
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LetsgoBrandon!
2 years ago

They should drop them off at racist mayor brainless bj’s house; he would welcome them in i’m sure of it, but don’t drop them off at JP Pigster’s homes because there probably won’t be any toilets for them to use https://www.npr.org/2018/10/03/654201077/illinois-gov-candidate-removed-mansions-toilets-to-dodge-taxes-report-finds

sue
2 years ago
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