Chicago mayor accused of prioritizing migrants over Black community as vote to recall sanctuary status stalled – FOX News

  "Brandon Johnson, many people stood behind you. They feel let down, because the day you came into office, which I believe was May 15, you already had signed an executive order," Chicago native Lauren Lawrence said, referencing Johnson's Day One order establishing a Deputy Mayor for Immigrant, Migrant and Refugee Rights. "I'm not against anyone coming in here legally. I want to say that clearly. But for those who have not, they don't top us. They don't go before us. We're not last in line."
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debtsor
2 years ago

At it’s core, the community is upset that ‘white wealth’ and ‘black labor’ are being used to pay for ‘illegal immigrants’ instead of black folk. “Give us the free stuff, not them” is what they’re saying. But the CTU needs new students to offset massively declining enrollment, and the fecundity of these south american teens will provide much needed students in the very near future. And the Biden Admin demands he feed and houses these people. And when they displace the current Black residents, the city’s violent crime rate will drop by 2/3rds or more, as the newest demographic is… Read more »

Ex Illini
2 years ago

You should have known you couldn’t trust Brandon.

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