Illinoisans trek to Wisconsin over Memorial Day weekend: “There’s no freedom” in Illinois – FOX32 (Chicago)

Indeed, it looked like rush hour on the Dan Ryan in downtown Lake Geneva. “Everyone in Illinois is leaving. We have to leave because we can’t stand it anymore. Wisconsin, it’s free, open. We were here yesterday too because we can’t do anything in our state,” said Robin Anderson.
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a person
5 years ago

Spend their money in Wisconsin. !!!!

Good for them.

NB-Chicago
5 years ago

Maybe we could all go hang w jbs wife & kiddies at his (one of many) Wisconsin pad.

debtsor
5 years ago

How long before there are checkpoints to show your papers to leave the state? Because there isn’t any need for checkpoints for people coming in. Just like East Germany!

Governor of Alderaan
5 years ago

They’re voting with their feet, just like the Dictator for Life Jabba.

dom
5 years ago

I bet most of the illinois visitors wore the real estate sellers in WIS out. Looking to buy in WIS with all that Illinois money they can take with them.When Illinois gets worse they will let the house go back to the bank,when nobody wants to buy a house in Illinois.

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