Editorial: Chicago can be a ‘sanctuary city,’ sure. Just not in my backyard. – Chicago Tribune*

"But all of this requires Johnson to talk reality to the people of Chicago, either through the media, which he apparently hates to do, or directly through some kind of major address. And it requires him to answer reasonable questions. This is the job he was elected to do. Further, Johnson still needs to use whatever influence he has to get the state, the feds and, yes, the county more involved. After all, temporary medical facilities were stood up fast in Chicago during the COVID crisis."
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debtsor
2 years ago

Again, no talk of the immigrants now here NOT being bussed by Biden or Abbott, but just showing up on their own. They too are crowding schools, crowding ERs, causing higher rents, higher car insurance prices, block the traffic selling roses. And our property tax bills just went up ridic amounts. A Democrat utopia!

Ex Illini
2 years ago

Wait, you’re going to put a tent city where?

Freddy
2 years ago
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Middle of Lake Michigan for starters. LOL? Call it Migrant Waterworld.

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