Lori Lightfoot upset to see immigrants.

Chicago IL

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Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot (D) is smearing Texas Gov. Greg Abbott (R) as a racist after the governor announced he would be bussing illegal immigrants to her city. Lightfoot is livid after discovering that the Republican governor is sending illegals to Chicago, despite her prior boasts that Chicago is a “sanctuary city.” “He is a man without any morals, humanity or shame,” the Democrat mayor raged, claiming that Abbott had “inhumanely load them onto buses” and citing his supposedly “racist and xenophobic practices of expulsion.” Lori did Greg Abbott use an electric cattle prod to load that bus up with illegal immigrants? As usual she used racist and xenophobic to describe Abbott. I was surprised she did not use the term redneck or homophobic. Seth Christensen, chief of media and communications at the Texas Division of Emergency Management, disputed her claims, informing Fox News that the buses transporting the illegal immigrants had air conditioning, food, water, and security personnel. During the same speech in which Lightfoot attacked Abbott for bussing the illegals to her city, the mayor claimed that Chicago is “a welcoming city” — yet her earlier comments prove that she is unhappy about the arrival of the illegals. “We are Chicago, a welcoming city, a city where we live our values every single day — a city where immigrants and refugees have been a part of the fabric of the city from our earliest days,” Lightfoot said. According to Fox News, approximately 75 illegal immigrants arrived in Chicago via bus from Texas. Chicago is the third city added to Abbott’s plan, as the Texas governor began by bussing illegals to New York City and Washington, D.C., in an effort to force leftists to experience the consequences of the border crisis caused by policies that they advocate for. I'm guessing she is upset because it will be a financial strain for Chicago. All she has to do is tell Biden she need more financial aid. The federal goverment gave 7.1 billion to Illinois last year.