Democratic National Convention organizers leaning on locals to handle possible migrant surge in August – Chicago Tribune/MSN

The tension among Democrats at various levels of government was evident in the response Elizabeth “Lisa” Hernandez, chair of the Democratic Party of Illinois, gave to a question about how Democrats would handle attempts to use the migrant crisis to score political points during the convention: “It’s evident that at a state level we’re doing all that we can, but we’re limited. It’s a federal issue."
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Tom Paine's Ghost
1 year ago

During the DNC, Texas Governor Abbott should send a continuous stream of buses filled with criminal illegal aliens to the doorstep of the United Center. If they can get close enough amid the looting, burning and violence of the fiery but mostly peaceful protests.

Bud Dark
1 year ago

“Republicans in Congress, meanwhile, have created an opportunity for Democrats to use the broader issue against the GOP, who scuttled a bipartisan immigration and border security proposal earlier this year at Trump’s behest.”

An “immigration and border security proposal” that would have accelerated and codified the influx of unvetted illegal aliens.

Democratsaretrash
1 year ago

Racist democrat party doing what the racist democrat party always does, no surprise here

David F
1 year ago

Clearly a democrat created problem.
If you create the problem, you own the problem.

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