I Smell a Double Standard
Recent months have seen a dramatic uptick in the number of migrants and asylum seekers crossing the southern border, and major U.S. cities are struggling to accommodate them when they arrive.
Migrants are sleeping in Chicago police stations and sheltering on a former cruise ship terminal in New York. Of the two cities, the former has spent over $320 million and the latter over $1.7 billion on migrants thus far. Even the city of Denver is shelling out nearly $2 million per week to deal with this issue.
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