Chicago citizens rip mayor over spending on migrants: ‘Worst mayor in The us’


Citizens of Chicago are devastating Mayor Brandon Johnson over the town spending greater than part a thousand million bucks on sheltering migrants, with one telling the Democrat to his face all through a Town Council assembly that he’s the “worst mayor in America.” 

The complaint condition Johnson and Chicago’s Unused Arrivals Project – which thus far has price the town $574.5 million since its inception in August 2022 – comes because the mayor is attempting to conquer a $1 billion budget shortfall through the tip of the past. The Town Council held a gathering Monday all through which citizens voiced their opposition to an roughly $60 million detail tax building up floated as one approach to aid related the space. 

“I got a great way what we can do with this budget. First, let’s start with cutting off illegals getting free everything, free housing, free schooling, free food. Yeah, let’s start with that. That’ll save us a lot of money,” one lady instructed Johnson. 

“Let’s start there. Then, let’s start with you. Your salary. You are going down in history as the worst mayor in America. Let’s start with cutting yours. You making too much money,” she persevered. 

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Chicago citizens on Monday criticized Mayor Brandon Johnson for the town’s spending relating to supporting migrants. (Town of Chicago)

Some other resident instructed Johnson that she is an immigrant who got here to the U.S. legally and that she is “very, very embarrassed for what my other fellow Latin American citizens are doing in this city on behalf of the people that work, on behalf of the people that pay taxes, on behalf of the people that contribute to the city. 

“I love to form sunlit that now not everybody is identical. Those community got here with a large door noticeable, and so they really feel entitled to many stuff that no person has. There are U.S. voters affected by poverty,” she said. “There are U.S. voters on crowd assistance, and those community are right here simply playing the advantages, changing into delinquents, and they’ve refuse aftereffects.” 

At one point in the meeting, a resident asked Johnson for his “undivided consideration.” 

“So this simply proves to you the insufficiency of management that you simply display on this town. You’ll’t even give me immediately seeing touch,” he said. “Now I’m getting to assist you to know now, the community of Chicago, we’re completed with you. 

Johnson’s workplace stated in April that the objective of the Unused Arrivals Project is to “grant non permanent, situation refuge to lead this humanitarian crisis, age making long-term investments within the Town’s capability to maintain time demanding situations homogeneous to displacement and rising migration patterns.   

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Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson gives an update on migrant issues at City Hall on Jan. 29, 2024, in Chicago. (Terrence Antonio James/Chicago Tribune/Tribune News Service via Getty Images)

“Since August 2022, Texas Governor Greg Abbott has bussed masses of 1000’s of asylum seekers throughout the USA. The Town of Chicago has won the third-most asylum seekers of all main towns within the nation, at the back of Unused York Town and Denver, with just about 39,000 unused arrivals arriving within the Town,” it added at the time. 

“The Town of Chicago, in partnership with the Atmosphere of Illinois and Cook dinner County, has labored to aid unused arrivals at the trail to self-sufficiency through offering ordinary prerequisites together with meals, brief situation refuge, pressing hospital treatment, schooling, vaccines, and case control and resettlement helps,” the town additionally stated. 

As of the tip of this past, the Unused Arrivals Project refuge gadget will be phased out. 

“This transition is in order with the smart diminish in migration to Chicago and our flow price range realities,” Johnson said in October. “We’re transferring to a less expensive, equitable, and strategic way that addresses homelessness for all who want aid within the Town of Chicago.” 

People walk outside a migrant shelter in Chicago in March. (Armando L. Sanchez/Chicago Tribune/Tribune News Service via Getty Images)

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Johnson’s office did not immediately respond to a request for comment Tuesday by Fox News Digital. 

Fox News’ Patrick McGovern contributed to this report.


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