Should US taxpayers pick up the cost of housing & feeding migrants?

the migration crisis causing budget pinches Coast to Coast Chicago allocating 51 million dollars to deal with the influx 51 million dollars is a lot of money some residents up in arms we need to take care of our community we need to take care of our black community arguing city council has their priorities wrong I demand you to have the same passion and urges to pass the city of Chicago reparations orders in California the state legislature advancing a bill to give undocumented migrants who are out of work unemployment checks this safety net is good for families helping to ensure that they get food on the table and have a roof over their heads Republicans estimating the proposal would cost 2 billion a year when the governor and the Democrat super majority is sending out the message of come to California get free money you don't have to work that's just going to draw more and more illegal immigrants to our state New York city mayor Eric Adams says caring for these migrants costs his City 4.3 billion dollars every service in the city is going to be impacted by this Asylum and migrant crises that we are facing school systems also feeling the impact the New York Post reporting sixteen thousand migrant children enrolled in New York City Public Schools since the fall Florida's Miami-Dade County adding twenty thousand migrant kids this year alone according to NPR the district already struggling to hire enough teachers state and local leaders fighting over federal dollars to help with the migrants care mayor Eric Adams says the White House failed his City the Biden Administration says they are working on sending additional funds to places like New York City to help address the crisis in Washington I'm Kayla Gaskins

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Published: Mon Jun 05 2023