Colorado cancels plans to send migrants
to NYC, Chicago amid outcry from Democratic mayors
Posted By: barbcrose, 1/8/2023 3:15:26 PM
Democratic Colorado Gov. Jared Polis will stop sending migrants to New York City, Chicago and other major Democrat-run cities after mayors expressed outrage at the plan in recent weeks. Polis had agreed to work with local authorities in Denver to help send migrants to their final destinations. While Colorado is not a border state, it has seen a major influx of migrants seeking passage to elsewhere in the country. Mayors Eric Adams of New York City and Lori Lightfoot of Chicago called on Polis to end his assistance last week as their cities also struggle with a surge in migrants.
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Colorado cancels plans to send migrants
to NYC, Chicago amid outcry from Democratic mayors 12 replies
to NYC, Chicago amid outcry from Democratic mayors 12 replies
Democratic Colorado Gov. Jared Polis will stop sending migrants to New York City, Chicago and other major Democrat-run cities after mayors expressed outrage at the plan in recent weeks.
Polis had agreed to work with local authorities in Denver to help send migrants to their final destinations. While Colorado is not a border state, it has seen a major influx of migrants seeking passage to elsewhere in the country. Mayors Eric Adams of New York City and Lori Lightfoot of Chicago called on Polis to end his assistance last week as their cities also struggle with a surge in migrants.
Labor union's disturbing sign outside
elementary school prompts drastic
action from superintendent 7 replies
elementary school prompts drastic
action from superintendent 7 replies
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Michigan superintendent rips
anti-Trump quiz teacher
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anti-Trump quiz teacher
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a 'RINO' and Who's Not a 'RINO' in the
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The Dems are starting to eat their own.