Poorest Neighborhoods Forced to Bear the Brunt of Harris/Biden Migrant Crisis, Confidential Docs Reveal

“The city dropped a bomb on us.”

That is another way Kamala and Biden take care of their billionaire friends and donors.They very thing she accused Trump of last night. That’s what they do, they accuse us of that which they are guilty of. They know exactly what they are doing and they thing you are dumb enough for fall for it again and again and again.

A moped gang of illegals attacking Bronx residents yesterday. pic.twitter.com/xB7gCMLcCJ

— I Meme Therefore I Am (@ImMeme0) September 11, 2024

WATCH: This single mother in Massachusetts is being RUN OUT of her apartment by Venezuelan migrants. The landlord gets a big government check for them, so he’s not on her side, even though she’s a long time tenant.
To make matters worse, they are roasting guinea pigs outside!… pic.twitter.com/JN9ru1JpGm

— Sabrina Smolders (@SabrinaSmolders) September 10, 2024

The fact that Springfield, a town where nearly a quarter of all residents live in poverty, is the town having to provide for all of these migrants makes no sense whatsoever and is a tragedy that should make every sensible American who cares about the poverty rate mad as hell. pic.twitter.com/6S9SSGz4Eg

— Jacob Walters (@JacobWalters39) September 9, 2024

Meanwhile in limousine liberal-land land:

https://x.com/thevivafrei/status/1571332764863201282

https://x.com/thevivafrei/status/1571332764863201282

NYC’s poorest ZIP codes forced to bear brunt of migrant crisis, confidential docs reveal

By Rich Calder and Georgia Worrell, NY Post, July 7, 2024;

Some of the Big Apple’s poorest ZIP codes are being forced to bear the greatest brunt of the city’s migrant crisis — including a Queens neighborhood saddled with more shelters than any other part of the five boroughs, internal data kept from the public but obtained by The Post reveal.

Long Island City is home to a staggering 23 government-run migrant shelters — 12% of the 193 operating in New York City, according to data tallied off a confidential list of shelter sites used by city agencies.

“The city dropped a bomb on us,” said Queensbridge Houses resident Danny Beauford, whose 11101 ZIP code includes a 24th shelter in neighboring Astoria. “The [migrants] are taking over. They’re taking over all the parking with their 8,000 scooters. They’re disrespectful — peeing in front of everybody. We do that one time, and we’re going to jail for a long time.”

Three of the top five most shelter-saturated ZIP codes — which cover parts of the Jamaica, Queens and East New York, Brooklyn— are among the poorest areas in New York City, with median incomes below $37,300, according to Data Commons.

A Post analysis of an internal list of active shelters used by city agencies as of June 25 also found:

Mayor Eric Adams’ office on Saturday told The Post the number of city shelters is now up to 217, but declined to reveal the additional locations.

None of the city’s 193 migrant shelters reviewed by The Post are located in the top five ZIPs by median income in New York City, which covers Tribeca, Battery Park City and other parts of Lower Manhattan, as well as Lincoln Square, records show.

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