Migrants returned to controversial police stations as crisis intensifies – Chicago Sun-Times

The Ogden and Town Hall police districts had originally been emptied due to allegations of sexual misconduct. The city said a rising number of immigrants arriving has forced them to reuse the stations.
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Giddyap
2 years ago

Find another dumping ground for illegals

Pat S.
2 years ago
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How many illegals are being housed in fire stations? City hall? Alderpersons’ offices? Politicians’ homes? Empty schools? McCormick Place? Navy Pier? Museums?

Virtue-signaling sanctuary cities deserve what they are getting.

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