City council doesn’t pass vote for homelessness relief bill, progressive caucus slams mayor – WGNTV (Chicago)

In the end, the city council fell one alderperson short of having quorum — meaning the vote did not pass. “The issue is not Bring Home Chicago, the issue is the people who did not show up to vote because they’d rather do what the mayor tells them to, rather than their job,” April Harris from the Chicago Coalition for the Homeless said.
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GM
3 years ago

Not one more cent to the Homeless – Industrial Complex! The more money these organizations get, the more that homelessness increases…

Old Joe
3 years ago
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Spot on. I want to be relieved of homeless people and their spawn (mental illness, drug and alcohol addiction, violence, public urination and defecatio, getting in your face for money when about your personal business, endangering traffic safety at off ramps, subsidizing their medical care……..

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