Wisconsin Town Facing Migrant Crisis After 1,000 Venezuelans And Nicaraguans Arrive– www.louderwithcrowder.com
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The Biden administration previously sent 1,000 foreign nationals to Whitewater, Wisconsin, a population of only 15,000 residents. Unsurprisingly, the city needs help, as it’s nearly impossible for them to take on this burden that nobody voted for.
The worst part about this is that it’s at the expense of America’s safety.
Remember when the residents of Martha’s Vineyard cried because they supposedly couldn’t take on this burden? How does the left expect small towns like Springfield and Whitewater to handle it?
While the government does everything in its power to make sure no human is illegal, middle America is crumbling before our eyes and the media could care less.
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For a contrast, recall the mass national hysteria when Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis shipped just a few dozen illegal aliens to swanky Martha’s Vineyard, a super upscale island off of Massachusetts that happens to be a place of residence for former President Barack Obama. Those migrants were airlifted out by the military to the Massachusetts mainland.
But no such luck for places like Springfield, a town of only 60,000 U.S. citizens, that has been subjected to an invasion of 20,000 Haitian migrants. Unlike Martha’s Vineyard, the locals of Springfield are forced to deal with a massive influx of new arrivals that largely do not speak English, tax stretched local resources, crowd public schools, and cause mayhem on the streets of a middle American community.
I heard similar stories when I visited Whitewater, Wisconsin, last week. That small town of 15,000 in southern Wisconsin has been inundated with over 1,000 migrants since Harris took office as vice president. As I will show in my forthcoming documentary on the travails of Whitewater, residents complain that the migrants drive wildly, and often unlicensed and uninsured, causing serious accidents. That local sentiment is backed by police statistics, as well.
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