This Malibu house can accomodate very many:
Not more than 500, however.
Posted on 06/22/2019 8:00:44 AM PDT by Liz
Resettlement locations must be politically liberal and on-record as loving illegals but just don't have any yet.
Some choice locations.
<><> Beacon Hill, Boston, Kohn Kerry's nabe; has a median income of over $120,000 a year but not very diverse, so it would be greatly strengthened by thousands of migrants, like Congolese with possible Ebola infections. Kerry warned us deplorables in 2017: "Fear of the outsider, fear of someone who isn't you, fear of someone that doesn't look like you is an attack on America itself." Good advice, so send half of the next thousand-strong migrant caravan to Kerry's ZIP code. He'll be thrilled.
<><> Next, the Upper East Side of New York of former Mayor Michael Bloomberg. He loves poor immigrants. Unfortunately for him, virtually none actually live in his neighborhood. Let's change that.
<><> Then to the elite Kalorama neighborhood of our sainted Eternal President Barack Obama. He once admonished us deplorables: "We are a nation of immigrants. It has always given America a big advantage over other nations." Yet the tolerant and compassionate Obamas NEVER EVEN noticed there are virtually no poor infected immigrants in Kalorama. That should be be changed ASAP.
Nonsense...they are seasonal...the working class permanent residents would be stuck with them.
The dorms on-campus of Oberlin. Include mandated free tuition to help reduce the principal of the endowment.
Oh wait, they are already there.
But for good measure, include FORMER members also like the ones mentioned here already.
I second the Motion, now we all need to call Rush and ask him to ORDER the President to do this.
Weston and Dover,MA........would be hysterical.
California:
Beverly Hills
Bel Air
Laguna Beach
Montecito
Atherton
Woodside
Tiburon
Mountain View
La Jolla
Sea Cliff
Carmel
Pebble Beach
Of course knowing the Gay State as well as I do I could be wrong...*very* wrong.
Just curious...have you ever done any research on the “Commonwealth Day School” saga during the 80s/90s?
This Malibu house can accomodate very many:
Not more than 500, however.
Dover,which was WASP territory for years,went 2 to 1 for Hillary.
This Napa vineyard estate has a spacious front yard.
I believe 1,000 could live here, were tents erected on the tennis courts.
There is a large pool for bathing and drowning and the business-minded ones might grow Medicines between the grape vines.
I wuz thinking 2446 Belmont Dr, NW in the Kalorama neighborhood of DC...
I hear FUBama has 9 bedrooms...
"...within one mile of each and every home owned by an elected member, or former member, of Congress or Federal Court Justice..."
With said resettlements starting with sanctuary cities and states.
I am not familiar with that.......where was the school?
No, SECURE the damn border
Trebuchet them over Pelosi’s Wall.
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You can add these “blue” affluent communities to the list:
Mill Valley
Palo Alto
Saratoga
Santa Cruz
Naples
Pacific Palisades
Very long story short...the Commonwealth Day School,a school attended largely by "inner city" black kids,moved from Boston (Dorchester or Roxbury IIRC) to Brattle Street in Cambridge.The area's residents were *outraged*! A petition opposing the school was circulated in the neighborhood and was signed by,among others,Laurence Tribe and Julia Child.
After about a year the leaders of the school gave up under an onslaught of venom from nearby residents *and* the Cambridge City Council and,IIRC,moved the school back to Boston.
The Harvard Crimson,surprisingly enough,covered the story rather well.I first heard of it because one of the reporters for the Crimson was a physician I once worked with.
If you're curious search the Crimson's website and you'll find several stories.
Let’s not forget the old stand-bys of rampant Leftism in Caliph-phony-a:
Berkeley
Davis (retirement community for Berkeley hippies)
Humboldt County (home of “vegan” beer)
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