CaptainChillax
7 September, 2023
The situation at O’Hare Airport is deeply concerning.
Housing migrants at one of the country’s busiest airports, hidden behind curtains, raises multiple questions about security, public resources, and priorities. The fact that homeless Americans were evicted from the airport while migrants are being housed there is a slap in the face to citizens.
As someone connected to the aviation world, I know airports have tight security protocols. If these aren’t applied to everyone, including migrants, that’s a major issue. Additionally, the city of Chicago has ongoing problems with crime, which makes you wonder why resources are being diverted in this way.
The lack of transparency from the mayor’s office adds another layer of concern. Where is the funding coming from for this crisis, and why aren’t these funds being used to tackle existing problems in Chicago? It seems like the city’s leaders have misplaced their priorities, and it’s the everyday Americans living there who are paying the price.
Chicago’s O’Hare Airport being used as a migrant shelter as crisis ...
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https://www.foxnews.com › media › chicagos-ohare-ai...
5 days ago — More than 400 migrants are reportedly being housed in a section of the airport, hidden from public view behind black curtains, up from 31.
In the past immigrants came to work...to do construction, landscaping, farm work, cleaning worker, cook in taco joint.
We are going the wrong direction if immigrants now come for welfare. We will long for the good old days when they come to work.
Law should prevent immigrants, both legal and illegal, from applying for, not just receiving, any kind of government welfare. This includes legal immigrants and naturalized citizens.
Big mistake to create another dependent class.
(This should not prevent private family and non-profit that receive no government money from helping immigrants.)
Coming from a senator whose state is experiencing a mass exodus.