More migrants arrive in Chicago from Texas – CBS2 (Chicago)

The city welcomed 20 new migrants from Texas on Thursday, bringing the total number of asylum-seekers to more than 3,700 hundred.
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Poor Taxpayer
1 year ago

Most migrants are good family people looking to better their lives. Give them work permits and they will go to work and be a great benefit to society.
Americans are fat and lazy. We should send them to Central America, one for one that come here. See how easy life is elsewhere.

Old Joe
1 year ago

Let’s call a spade a spade. 20 more public charges are now residing in Chicago.

Pat S.
1 year ago
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Create a fund to send them back to the countries they came from. THAT would be a good use of tax money.

Stupid chickens.

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