After balking earlier, Chicago mayor to ask City Council to spend $70 million on migrant services – Chicago Tribune/MSN

The governor appeared more open to tying himself to Chicago’s migrant response, after previously distancing himself at times. He said that “for those who complain about the expenditure that’s being made, let’s be clear first: This is just basic — nobody’s getting any fancy luxuries out of this. … These are, first of all, human beings. They deserve to be treated with humanity.”
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Hello, Indiana!
2 years ago

Whaaat? The black wizard that can’t stop reminding us of how he’s successfully navigating every storm since being installed in office now needs help? And da gubner wants to teach us about humanity, even though his ego trip based mandates re covid were extended needlessly and he issued hundreds of emergency orders effectively crippling and ruining IL while other states were back to normal. Keep voting blue, dum dums!

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