White House responds to growing migrant crisis in Chicago after 4 more buses expected – FOX32 (Chicago)

The White House admits the numbers of border crossings are historic and says they need Congress to sign off on more funding to help places like Chicago. "At the end of the day, we know that the system is broken. We need Congress to take action. We've already provided the City of Chicago $19 million, roughly $42 million for the entire state of Illinois and part of what this supplemental bill calls for is additional funding to be able to continue to provide some support for these cities and communities," said Luis Miranda, with Homeland Security.
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Where's Mine ???
2 years ago

Big question, if the feds are going to dole out $billions$ to cities & states for migrants crisis, is it only going to bailout southern border states and big blue sanctuary cities? If your a federal taxpayer in non-sanctuary Indiana, for example, your going to be OK bailing out sanctuary Chicago’s endless migrant mess with your hard earned tax $?…I don’t think so.

debtsor
2 years ago

If D’s control congress and the presidency in 2024, and there’s a greater than 50/50 chance that’s going to happen, Indiana won’t have any choice to bail out the rest of the blue states. It will be forced upon them. You have to understand, the US had a massive migration wave from roughly 1890 to 1910, and it wasn’t too long after that, all those immigrants and their children voted Democrat for generations. It started during the 1910’s when Democrats controlled congress and the presidency, and they lost it for a brief period during the roaring 20’s, but by the… Read more »

Riverbender
2 years ago

So the answer is to provide more funding rather than to shut the border down; amazing what goes on these days.

Last edited 2 years ago by Riverbender
Pat S.
2 years ago

So typical: create a crisis, then expect kudos for “fixing” it … but the Dems don’t see a crisis with open borders.

It’s part of something bigger … but what? The “new world order” Blinken let slip in one of his press conferences?

Me thinks nefarious plans afoot.

Waggs
2 years ago

The system is not broken. Its rules are being willfully ignored, by both migrants and every summer school valedictorian in the Capitol and the WH.

Ex Illini
2 years ago

Secure and close the border ahole.

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