$1.32 billion approved for migrant aid, affordable housing in Chicago – Courthouse News Service

"I'll be doggone, I don't see the Black folks getting that kind of help," Ald. Emma Mitts said at Friday's meeting. "I don't see my kids and my children and my neighborhood getting that type of support."
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Daskoterzar
1 year ago

This is just amazing. Where do they “find” $1.32B for this, but can’t find it for anything else to support actual citizens of this country. Or even better, make it better to live here, make people’s lives better who pay taxes or lower property taxes or something more than flushing it down the toilet. What a waste. Agreed, the Tax payers and Black Community has been played and played for years – this is being done right in front of you. Wake up.

chris
1 year ago
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This is their guarantee to stay in power
courting new voters

Last edited 1 year ago by chris
Fed up neighbor
1 year ago

Again the Black community has been played wake up folks.

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