Orland Park mayor shuts down plan to take migrants from Chicago – Center Square

"None of us have the resources for this. We do not have health departments. We do not have that kind of stuff," Mayor Keith Pekau said. "[Gov. JB Pritzker] has called us a sanctuary state, right? Here's the deal, at the state level, the state has been ripping all the municipalities off by the Local Government Distributive Fund since prior to Pritzker."
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Giddyap
2 years ago

Most suburbs — except for the Marxist villages of Evanston and Oak Park — concur

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Veterano
2 years ago

It’s time for towns like Evanston, Skokie, and Oak Park who have “sanctuary city” ordinances to provide for the asylum havens they support.

Ex Illini
2 years ago

The mayor of any suburb that agrees to take on illegal immigrants should be run out of that suburb ASAP. The insanity must end.

Old Spartan
2 years ago

Good for the mayor for speaking up. Illinoisans are being crushed financially by the Dem governor and his toady legislators. Too bad so many regular folks in Illinois are too apathetic to pay attention to what they are paying for– and to whom the funds from these silly programs are going. Poor black and Hispanic Illinois citizens are getting short changed so the hard Lefties can help illegal aliens, but no one tells our own citizens the truth.

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