Dem policies are ‘destroying’ the Chicago community, Chicago Flips Red vice president says

AND Chicagoan explodes the city Democratic policies for “destruction and murder” of his community.

Chicago turns the red Vice-President Danielle Carter-Walters testified against the city’s city treatment on Wednesday, when she told the Congress that the “Democratic Party was so far away from reality.”

Chicago residents have Has long criticized the city’s sanctuary policy As 51,000 illegal immigrants were estimated, it crossed the southern border and traveled to the windy city since August 2022, according to the previous Fox News report.

“And so long, we allowed Jasmine Crkett and let Al Sharpton tell these false stories about what’s going on, and they don’t even live in our communities,” Carter-Walters said “Reports of America“Thursday.” They remain in these closed communities and do not have to face what we have to deal with at the ground level. ”

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Former US President and Republican Presidential Candidate Donald Trump talks about immigration and border security near National Memorial Coronado in Montezuma Pascu, Arizona, August 2, 2024 (Photo Olivier Touron / AFP) (Photo Olivier Touron / AFP via Getty Images) (Olivier Touron/AFP via Getty Images)

Carter-Walters said that “truth” comes out about the influence that is illegal immigration to the community.

“We show that the devastating migrant or illegal alien crisis was in our community because they enter and bring – I believe it is 70,000, they say 51,000 – but they bring them here without failure.”

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The leader said “American Reports” to require a forensic audit that taxpayers were spent on Migrant crisis.

“Let me say this, because sometimes it seems that people will say that you hate an immigrant community. No, no. No. The only thing I say is when you do things, you have to do things in a decent and order. This is the way you have to do things. We speculate that it will be mine, guessing what will be mine.

Joshua Q. Nelson and Elizabeth Heckman were contributed by Joshua Q. Nelson and Elizabeth Heckman.