HarlemHottie
Uptown Thoroughbred
How come we read about the Great Depression in history books and went that's crazy, and we got similar shyt going on now?
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How come we read about the Great Depression in history books and went that's crazy, and we got similar shyt going on now?
Exactly. Republicans talk a good game about illegal immigration but they still hire them for cheap labor when push comes to shove.Republicans won't do shyt either
Thats their cheap labor work force
It's all rigged
But they need to make money somehow. Those engaged in cheap labor business want them here.Thats not true. They sleep 40 on a single curb living homeless in the cities of California already. San Francisco is packed with homeless illegals sleeping in tents etc
Because believe it or not, as a collective humans rarely learn from the pastHow come we read about the Great Depression in history books and went that's crazy, and we got similar shyt going on now?
Amtrak JoeFacts. @Devilinurear must’ve forgotten that “Pro Union” Biden sided with corporations as opposed to the unionized railroad workers.
Threw them entirely under the bus. Or should I say “threw them under the train”?
They all in on destroying black folks. Both partiesRepublicans won't do shyt either
Thats their cheap labor work force
It's all rigged
Migrant crisis ‘one of the most challenging’ problems facing Chicago’s new mayor, chief of staff says
Priority No. 1 for the new mayor is to find alternative space so asylum-seekers, including young families, no longer have to sleep on the floors Chicago’s police district stations.
Some of the stations are so crowded with migrants, everyday Chicagoans can’t even make their way to the front desk to file a police report.
“Police Departments cannot be a place for asylum-seekers. We’re identifying some Park District [fieldhouses and facilities to use] in the immediate [future]. But that brings up other challenges. People rely on parks for entertaining their kids. Setting up programs and keeping them busy — especially in spring and summer,” Guidice said.
The $51 million in surplus funding the City Council’s Budget Committee has agreed to transfer to the migrant crisis will carry Johnson only through June.
“That’s another aspect of this very complicated situation. ... There’s no money set aside for something of this magnitude,” Guidice said.
“Short of a federal disaster declaration, there is no ability to tap into other funds.”
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Immigrant crisis ‘one of the most challenging’ problems facing Chicago’s new mayor, chief of staff says
Rich Guidice, who spent nearly 20 years running the Office of Emergency Management and Communications, said he has never seen an emergency quite like the thousands of asylum-seekers who have poured into Chicago since September, with scores more on the way.chicago.suntimes.com
ok so why did we agree to take this on? was it lightfoot doing some kinda political pandering? this is NOT something I would have agreed to do if I'm in office..
$$$$$$& political brownie points for future elections...
Our country went into there’s for a century and destabilized them for resources
ok so why did we agree to take this on? was it lightfoot doing some kinda political pandering? this is NOT something I would have agreed to do if I'm in office..
What you think he should do? His inauguration was today.