'I don't want them there!' Hyde Park residents
heated over migrants moving to Lake Shore Hotel
Posted By: AltaD, 8/31/2023 8:29:17 AM
Chicago - There was a heated response Wednesday night from a South Side community where hundreds of migrants are about to be moved. At least four buses of migrants have arrived in Chicago this week and this isn't the first time that migrants have lived in Hyde Park. (Snip) "I don't want them there! Take them someplace else or send them back to Venezuela I don't care where they go," said resident Doris Lewis. "This is wrong. You got 73 percent of the people that are homeless in the city are Black people, what have you done for them?"
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'I don't want them there!' Hyde Park residents
heated over migrants moving to Lake Shore Hotel 15 replies
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Chicago - There was a heated response Wednesday night from a South Side community where hundreds of migrants are about to be moved.
At least four buses of migrants have arrived in Chicago this week and this isn't the first time that migrants have lived in Hyde Park. (Snip) "I don't want them there! Take them someplace else or send them back to Venezuela I don't care where they go," said resident Doris Lewis. "This is wrong. You got 73 percent of the people that are homeless in the city are Black people, what have you done for them?"
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“I don’t recognize my country anymore. They’re doing things in secret, and now I’m the one under a microscope for standing up
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