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Illegals Issue Demands, Claim Their Rights Have Been Violated
For the sake of this column, we are going to focus on what is happening in Chicago for several reasons. Chicago is certainly not the only location where Illegal immigrants are making demands, and they have not just started making them. The difference is that the conflict between the underlying delusion of what this city and other sanctuary cities envisioned and what its citizens are now being forced to endure in reality has been exposed. For instance, I can call myself a king and I can walk around acting like one — that is, until I’m challenged. Then reality sets in. That is exactly what Chicago, New York, and every other sanctuary city did. They put themselves high on the hill, and they looked down their noses at other cities, especially those on the border. They never expected to see any immigrants. They played king, but now the delusion is over and reality has come crashing in. Chicago and other cities that played king have had their gates breached, and the intruders are not playing nice. They are not the subservient peasants that were expected. In far too many cases, they are not grateful to be here; in fact, they are ungrateful, unruly, and disrespectful. Chicago has been sent about 17,000 immigrants. That sounds like a lot, but compared to the small border towns, it’s a drop in a bucket. At first, city officials, still thinking like kings, assumed that accommodating the influx would be the only problem. It isn’t. Related: Chicago: 2023-10-06 Good Morning Chicago: 2023-10-04 Dem leader in crime-ridden Chicago attacks liberal policies saying criminals are 'emboldened' because no one's being held on bond anymore and people are 'hunted down like prey' Chicago: 2023-10-01 UAW Strike Expands to 25,000 Auto Workers as Talks Stall Over Job-Killing Electric Vehicle Mandates Posted by: Besoeker 2023-10-08 |
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