More spending for migrants anticipated when lawmakers return in January – Center Square

TCS - Illinois Gov. J.B. PritzkerIn October, Gov. JB Pritzker shot down the idea of a supplemental appropriation to the crisis and said he has been diverting money from state programs to cover extra costs. But after 25 more buses arrived over Thanksgiving weekend, Pritzker announced that lawmakers may vote on increased funding when they return.  
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JackBolly
2 years ago

The arrogance is astounding and seems to have no limit. It is malevolence.

Mary Juana
2 years ago

Pension crisis? Move that to the back of the line. Infrastructure issue? Move that to the back of the line. Crime problem? Move that to the back of the line. Failing schools? Move that to the back of the line. Illegal aliens? Open the checkbook!!!

Daskoterzar
2 years ago

More of my hard earned money taken from me and wasted on nothing. This is BS. These people take tax payer money like it is…nothing. Then spending like it is…nothing. It is pathetic that we live in a state that has so little regard for the actual people who pay taxes and make the money they so casually take and spend. I guess…why should they care…it isn’t like they are spending their own money.

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Old Joe
2 years ago

Go to work during the week so Caracasites can plunder your crib when your clocked in. Obama calls it fundamental transformation.

Freddy
2 years ago

I see he is wearing his mask?

Ex Illini
2 years ago

Where’s the money coming from JB? How many more deluxe tent cities will Chicago have to build? The once great city is approaching third world status. Pritzker should have kept his piehole shut when bragging about being a sanctuary state. Meanwhile Venezuelans continue to get arrested multiple times a week for robbery in the suburbs. What a great job our Governor is doing.

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