City preparing to ‘right-size’ migrant shelters due to budget constraints – Chicago Sun-Times

“It’s going to increase the levels of homelessness in a way that I know the city is not ready for,” said Ald. Andre Vasquez, chair of the City Council’s Committee on Immigrant and Refugee Rights. The new shelter that opened recently at a shuttered CVS Pharmacy in the Little Village neighborhood was established and bankrolled by the state.
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Eugene from a payphone
2 years ago

Crises are used to enrich the politically powerful! Let’s not forget that a few short years ago multiple millions were spent converting McCormick Place into a Covid pandemic hospital. More millions were spent on medical staffing 24/7. Ultimately, less than 2 dozen people were treated there but the politically connected walked away with riches. The same scenario is developing with these illegals. Meanwhile the value of every dollar earned or saved is cheapened by this scam!

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