Taxpayers foot bill for relocating migrants who want to leave Chicago – ABC7 (Chicago)

According to the Illinois Department of Human Services, migrant travel costs in the Chicago area, including people leaving by bus, plane and train, total more than $775,000. And when additional travel related expenses such as rideshares are factored in, it's almost $850,000 of taxpayer money that has been spent on migrants moving out of Chicago.
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debtsor
2 years ago

European countries are debating paying their migrants – second and third generation – $30,000 each to leave the country. In some of these countries, $30,000 is enough to buy a flat or a plot of land in a rural area. It’s cheaper to pay them $30k one time than to pay them $30k a year in social benefits. This is where America is headed with swarms of illegal immigrants flooding the country.

Fullbladder
2 years ago

The taxpayers are footing the ENTIRE BILL for all this illegality…stupid a$$.

Riverbender
2 years ago

How about this…even the illegals want out of Illinois.

Mr Penguino
2 years ago

I want to relocate out of Illinois where do I get my free moving expenses?

FJB
2 years ago
Reply to  Mr Penguino

Take a bus to Mexico and swim back across the river. You’ll get a $5000 prepaid Visa, a free cellphone, free medical care, free housing, food and airfare. You won’t even have to wait in TSA lines any more if you no hablo ingles.

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