Cook County has $20 million for the suburbs to help migrants. Most towns aren’t going for it. – Chicago Sun-Times

“I represent a community that isn’t sure about this right now, what that means,” said Evanston City Council member Krissie Harris. “We keep talking about tax dollars, and while it isn’t about money, it is. At the end of the day how will we sustain this?”
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debtsor
1 year ago

I’m glad to see some sanity in the suburbs. The migrant crisis is a humanitarian disaster that no person with a conscience should participate in. Most male migrants are leaving behind their illegitimate children and families back home, to start 2nd families in the US. The cartels are making billions human trafficking these people. The journey is treacherous and dangerous and is forever damaging the landscape and ecosystems the millions of migrants pass through. The young women are put on birth control, no matter their age, because up to a third of them are assaulted along the trial. Many of… Read more »

sue
1 year ago
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1 year ago

looks like even super lib Evanston is saying no thanks

Hello, Indiana!
1 year ago

Don’t be shocked if, down the road, your municipality took some cash and sprinkled illegals throughout your area. Closed schools, churches and office buildings make for great living quarters with an adjustment or two. And it’s none of your business, per the prevailing attitude of your elected officials.

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