Migrant arrests are up, but they’re rarely accused of violent felonies – Chicago Tribune/Yahoo

“We’re simply not enforcing quality-of-life laws around our shelters,” said Ald. Raymond Lopez. “Politically, we have an environment that is making excuses for those low-level offenses as something that should be forgiven or ignored without realizing that it has a very real snowball effect in our neighborhoods.”
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debtsor
1 year ago

LOL they’re not violent (yet) they just destroy your day-to-day quality of life.
But as I’ve repeated said here, urban Democrat leaders are replacing their shooty and murdery African-American voters with a less shooty, less murdery Latinx demographic. The Great Replacement is happening, but it’s not replacing you, whitey, it’s replacing the Black. Between abortion, murder and now importation of new voters, the Black community is under assault from all sides and from within.

Fed up neighbor
1 year ago
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And the Black community doesn’t even realize how they were used for decades

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