Liberals Now ANGRY at New Homeless Shelters Being Built for Illegal Immigrants
It appears the conversation towards illegal immigrants has shifted into a negative connotation even among the liberal Americans.
It appears the conversation towards illegal immigrants has shifted into a negative connotation even among the liberal Americans. A woman recently made a TikTok video explaining that a brand new apartment complex was built to house strictly immigrant families, not the homeless or women and children.
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In the video, the woman adds that she is not a conservative that wants to block the American borders completely. But, she states that there are limits when it comes to the priority given to illegal immigrants. Those in the comments section agree with her rhetoric, citing that American citizens are given subpar treatment by their own government.
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Additionally, in Canada, the same rhetoric is coming up. Another woman complained that the immigrants in Canada are given more priority than the people who are born there. Apparently, there are immigrants defecating on the beaches in Canada. This other woman then blames Justin Trudeau for all of this happening.
Tax payers in both America and Canada are funding this current movement. Many are unhappy because inflation rates are at an all-time high, yet priority is still given to illegal immigrants.
The Washington Examiner states, states could be blocked from providing subsidies to local governments that offer housing assistance to illegal immigrants under a new bill introduced by Rep. Andy Biggs (R-AZ).
The Keeping Aid for Municipalities and Localities Accountable (KAMALA) Act aims to prevent federal resources from supporting states that aid illegal immigrants. This bill responds to California’s recent legislation allowing illegal immigrants to receive up to $150,000 in state-supported home loans.
Asir Fatagar