New York locals feeling betrayed by politicians over migrant crisis

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New York locals feeling betrayed by politicians over migrant crisis
By Curtis Sliwa
August 28, 2023 9:59pm  Updated

 
Members of the police work on the day of a protest against the opening of a shelter center for recently arrived migrants to New York in the Staten Island.
REUTERS/Eduardo Munoz
 
In Staten Island, a former Catholic girls school called St. John Villa Academy has become a flashpoint of resistance to the overwhelming migrant crisis.

Many residents in this working-class neighborhood are involved in around-the-clock vigils to stop the school from being filled with 300 migrants. 

St. John Villa may be closed, but two other Catholic schools, and a school for handicapped students, are close by.

Staten Island at this moment feels targeted by City Hall.

https://nypost.com/2023/08/28/new-york-locals-feeling-betrayed-by-politicians/

[libertybele]

People are slowly starting to open their eyes as to the severity of the ILLEGAL immigration crisis and its impact on our country.

[DefiantMassRINO]

Until the Border is secured, keep sending those buses up North.

Anything that divides or weakens Dems in Blue States helps GOP prospects for 2024 ... for candidates are not hand-picked by Trump.

Trump will endorse any GOP candidate that could possibly win, so he can take credit for any/all GOP victories.