Editorial: Chicago’s migrant crisis was years in the making — from Washington – Chicago Sun-Times

"The federal government must step in with more funding and resources. Immigration is a national issue. Solutions must come at the national level."

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Giddyap
2 years ago

Send all illegals to Democrat cities and make them pay for it

Old Joe
2 years ago

Hmm, all it took was Abbot making them walk their talk…

mqyl
2 years ago

Chicago greatly underestimated the amount of illegal immigrants it would receive. However, the problem is easy to resolve. Instead of $50M a month to take care of them, just add a zero. The hard part is getting the money. I think that “First We Get the Money” guy will help Chicago get the money.

Nostradamus
2 years ago

The authors of this story must not be aware of who is running the Federal Government right now. There will be no help coming Chicago’s way.

Where's Mine ???
2 years ago

What seems obvious but never discussed in press or pols, with regard to ‘new arrival’ migrant situation, is Chicago already has 100s of thousand of undocumented migrants which have become a political crisis only recently when Abbott started busing migrants from Texas. Are all the 100s of thousands of undocumented migrants already here, in Chicago, able to go to a police station or shelter and sign up for housing vouchers, free medical, etc? The cities disastrous attempts to trying and provide temp shelter for 11,000 ‘new arrival’ migrants when in reality there are 100’s of thousands of undocumented migrants already… Read more »

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