Denver To House Illegal Migrants In Elementary School, While NY Gives Illegals Thousands For Housing
5 weeks ago
The sanctuary city of Denver is considering turning an elementary school into a shelter that would be used to house illegal migrants.
According to a spokesperson for Democrat Mayor Mike Johnston, the vacant elementary school has been "identified as a potential migrant shelter, but nothing is final” adding that the city has been "looking for buildings” to house illegal migrants.
Within the last year about 40,000 illegal migrants arrived to Denver, with the city slashing funding for the police department by 8 million dollars to pay for them.
Their migrant issues have been spilling over into Aurora, Colorado with violent Venezuelan gangs reportedly taking over entire apartment complexes.
Meanwhile, New York is starting a program to give illegal migrant families $4,000 to help them find permanent housing. The program is only for illegals, American citizens are not eligible
According to a spokesperson for Democrat Mayor Mike Johnston, the vacant elementary school has been "identified as a potential migrant shelter, but nothing is final” adding that the city has been "looking for buildings” to house illegal migrants.
Within the last year about 40,000 illegal migrants arrived to Denver, with the city slashing funding for the police department by 8 million dollars to pay for them.
Their migrant issues have been spilling over into Aurora, Colorado with violent Venezuelan gangs reportedly taking over entire apartment complexes.
Meanwhile, New York is starting a program to give illegal migrant families $4,000 to help them find permanent housing. The program is only for illegals, American citizens are not eligible
