Editorial: City moves to authorize two new migrant shelters, but what’s the plan beyond that? – Chicago Sun-Times

"As the city handles the contingencies of the migrant housing situation, it must also develop a plan that addresses the issue on a permanent basis...But Chicago should take note that Big Government is watching. Migrants shouldn’t remain sleeping in cop stations and airports. And the city has to move beyond its current process of opening shelters in communities — which for now is essentially yelling 'surprise!' at the last minute."
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Old Joe
2 years ago

Two hundred more…

GM
2 years ago

I would dearly relish seeing a few busloads of illegals dumped up here in The People’s Republik of Evanston.. this town has been turned into a haven for the homeless from all over Cook County, so they should get a sincere and hearty welcome… plenty of social workers and criminal street druggies up here to welcome them into the fold…

Where's Mine???
2 years ago

Zero call for CTU/Brandon to grow a pair and demand other municipalities take their fair share of migrants in sanctuary state of Illinois? Like Adams is doing in NYC which means fighting gov Hochul. Bottom line is Brandons not going to rock the boat, he’s going to be a good little waterboy to JB & the machine at least until after convention time.

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