Posted on 05/17/2023 6:58:45 AM PDT by Salman
New York City officials are seriously considering a plan to house migrants in a Rikers Island jail that was shuttered last year, the Daily News has learned.
The move, which would likely spark sharp criticism from migrant advocates and civil liberties groups, is one of several being considered by Mayor Adams’ administration to house a wave of migrants entering the city.
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Kids in cages.
Why not in empty office towers? The woke corporations owning them should be honored.
Break out the Tents
San Fransisco could reopen Alcatraz...
That's perfectly OK when liberals do it.
Indeed.
Democrats putting illegal aliens in jail. Ironic isnt it?
And their financier, Gyorgy Schwartz!
It sure is!
They should!
Well, the migrants broke the law when they entered illegally into the country...
so, jailing them seems appropriate.
Why not closed military bases? They are cities unto themselves. Shouldn’t be too hard to house them. They can stay there until their court dates, and then be deported directly from there.
Base housing has consistently been rejected as a place to put border crossers.
They are rated as not fit for human habitation.
(s) nully, who was raised in base housing...
Why not in empty office towers?
Would rather see housed with anyone who publically advocated for sanctuary city status.
I guess Willowbrook wasn’t an option.
The stigma would be delightful.
Hey NY. I double-dog dare you!!
Its like they want to house them, and feed and water them like pets. Like little kids keeping a caterpillar or something in a jar.
They must have been listening to me. I was saying Rikers Island. Alcatraz is also empty and available. I would send them there and give them the option of returning to their home countries.
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