Roosevelt professor: Chicago mayor may find help for migrant issues at U.N. – Center Square

La Vonne Downey, professor of Public Administration at Roosevelt University, said Mayor Brandon Johnson was part of a wider effort to get work permits for Venezuelans in the U.S. and may have wanted to address the issue at the U.N. “He’s actually been part of pushing policy on migration, too, so he’s got his fingers in lots of different places,” Downey explained.
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Bosco
1 year ago

This “professor” is delusional! The UN holds no sanction to help or force anything in the USA. As a matter of fact the UN should be forced to move to one of the communist countries is so openly admires .The USA should expell them and remove itself from membership.

David F
1 year ago

Unless the UN has really big boats with gangplanks they are no help. (as usual)

Streeterville
1 year ago

Johnson’s open-armed seemingly-generous welcome to “recently arriving migrants” has served only to guarantee a new welfare class of uneducated and often illiterate folks destined to be cheap labor or gangbanger organized criminals. Chicago is not particularly welcoming to those who have no family connections here, who are not already well-trained and/or educated professionals, who are not English-speaking literate folks who can quickly assimilate. Too many of the newly arrived migrants have criminal backgrounds, or have little to no formal education, have little chance of successful assimilation, and will either become permanent social-welfare recipients, or resume their criminal enterprises. Chicago Trib… Read more »

Old Joe
1 year ago

La Vonne, Chicago’s Sanctuary City policy has caused BJ to stick his fingers into the citizen taxpayers wallets. There, I fixed it for you.

Hello, Indiana!
1 year ago
Reply to  Old Joe

When it comes to addressing rampant crime, out of control taxation, the renegade CTU and the wholesale driving of businesses out of CHI, I think I know where Playa has his thumb.

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