Johnson to shift $80M in ARPA spending, restart guaranteed income program – Chicago Tribune/MSN

Some programs will see their American Rescue Plan Act funding scaled back or canceled so other initiatives better aligned with the mayor’s vision can instead get the money, administration officials said. That includes starting back up the guaranteed income program launched during Mayor Lori Lightfoot’s tenure, but nixing her administration’s plans for a sobering center and support for low-barrier homeless shelters run by outside agencies.
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chris
1 year ago

He will find a way to shift that money to the illegals

Where's Mine ???
1 year ago

more nickle & dime equity hustle, as a few folks get $500 bucks a month if they win lottery while CTU gets guaranteed $monster bucks$ raises…..this is just more pathetic “new machine” hustle aimed at CTU/Brandons majority white upper-income libtard base

Old Joe
1 year ago

Hmm, I’ve got a sobering center in my TV room called a recliner! Don’t use it as much as I used to in my early postcollege days.

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