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Black Chicago residents issue list of demands including ‘Immediately ending sanctuary city’
November 18, 2023 | Melissa Fine
Black Chicagoans delivered a warning to the City Council and City Hall: Keep supporting Mayor Brandon Johnson’s progressive sanctuary city policies — keep flooding the streets with illegal migrants — and they’ll be voting Republican in the next election.
“We’re here to say to black aldermen who are elected by the black citizens of Chicago that we are fed up with you not hearing our stress and our demands but rather do what you want to do to please the Democratic Party,” a representative of the angry group said at a rally on Chicago’s South Side.
“We are fed up with you for not taking the lead to stop the buses,” she continued. “We are fed up with you for not demanding of Brandon Johnson to remove illegal immigrants from our community, and we’re also here to say we are denouncing Alderman William Hall and Lamont Robinson for going to the border to look into the eyes of illegal immigrants but has failed to look into the eyes of homeless black men women and children and other citizens of Chicago.”
“We have veterans who have served this country who are homeless. Have you looked into their eyes?” the woman asked. “Alderman Yancey, Alderman Hall, Alderman Robinson, there are 58,440 homeless people in Chicago. We have black school-aged children sleeping in cars. Have you looked into their eyes? No you have not.”
“Yet illegal immigrants are sleeping in hotels in the City of Chicago, paid by the citizens of Chicago,” she stated.
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https://www.bizpacreview.com/2023/11/18/black-chicago-residents-issue-list-of-demands-including-immediately-ending-sanctuary-city-1413676/
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Viral News NYC
@ViralNewsNYC
Black residents of Chicago said they had enough of the democrats and Joe Biden due to the migrant crisis.
https://twitter.com/ViralNewsNYC/status/1731004901533032592?s=20
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Talk is cheap La'Shondra. I'll believe it when I see it at the ballot box.
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Viral News NYC
@ViralNewsNYC
Black residents of Chicago said they had enough of the democrats and Joe Biden due to the migrant crisis.
Until election day
(Posted before I saw Vulcan's post)
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Talk is cheap La'Shondra. I'll believe it when I see it at the ballot box.
P'Shaw! I'll believe it when they burn the city down around them.
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P'Shaw! I'll believe it when they burn the city down around them.
Yep. That'll fix it. :laugh:
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Where is Mrs. O'Leary's cow when you need it.
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O’Hare International Airport in Chicago is being overrun by illegals:
https://twitter.com/BenBergquam/status/1733332491635712199
https://twitter.com/BenBergquam/status/1733304403329692055
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Black Chicago residents issue list of demands including ‘Immediately ending sanctuary city’
Looks like they ain't "the preferred minority" no mo'...
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Charlie Kirk
@charliekirk11
Chicago is so desperate to stop the endless flood of migrants into the city, they have literally banned buses from bringing migrants into the city, under threat of seizure and impoundment.
So, bus drivers are simply dropping migrants off in the suburbs and buying them train tickets.
Sure would be nice to have a real border, wouldn’t it, Chicago?
2:24 PM · Dec 17, 2023
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Black Chicagoans delivered a warning to the City Council and City Hall: Keep supporting Mayor Brandon Johnson’s progressive sanctuary city policies — keep flooding the streets with illegal migrants — and they’ll be voting Republican in the next election.
lol, yeah right. You had the chance to do it last time. So remind me again who you all showed up and voted for?
How Brandon Johnson won Chicago mayor’s race, by the numbers
Sizable runoff wins in majority-Black precincts allowed Brandon Johnson to erase a 60,000-plus vote deficit from the February general election.
Amy Qin | WBEZ and Alden Loury Apr 9, 2023, 12:46pm EST
. . . Support in Black precincts underpinned Johnson’s win
Between the general and runoff elections, both Johnson and Vallas gained a similar number of votes in majority-Latino, majority-white precincts. Johnson gained nearly twice as many votes as Vallas did in precincts with no racial majority.
But it was Johnson’s wins in majority-Black precincts, where he gained more than 80,000 votes than he had in February, that allowed him to erase Vallas’ 60,000-plus vote lead from the general election.
Johnson swept majority-Black precincts, where he won 80% of the votes, while Vallas swept majority-Asian precincts, getting 80% of the votes there. Vallas captured more of the votes in majority-white and majority-Latino precincts, but the margins were closer between the two candidates. . .
https://chicago.suntimes.com/city-hall/2023/4/9/23674139/by-numbers-johnson-won-mayor-race-vallas-chicago
Black voters own this.