Hispanic immigration is by far the largest threat to this country and Sniper's Hide doesn't have a single thread on it in the first three pages of Bear Pit. I was in the Staten Island Ferry Terminal a few months ago and had to step over the Mexicans and their mongoloid children in sleeping bags on the floor.
They hate you and hate your country. Do not spend money at Hispanic-owned businesses. They have only been able to acquire citizenship with the passage of the 1965 Hart-Celler Amendment. Reverse this amendment and repatriate every one with due force.
ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) — New York City is intensifying efforts to transport migrants out of the city as its shelter system reaches capacity, setting up a dedicated office to provide asylum-seekers with free, one-way tickets to anywhere in the world.
City Hall confirmed the establishment of a new “reticketing center” in Manhattan as its latest bid to ease pressure on its shelters and finances following the arrival of more than 130,000 asylum-seekers since last year.
Mayor Eric Adams, a Democrat, has described the situation as a crisis and has begun to warn that shelters are so full that migrants will soon be forced onto the street as winter approaches.
“I cannot say this enough. You know, we are out of the room,” he told reporters this week. “And it’s not ‘if’ people will be sleeping on the streets, it’s when. We are at full capacity.”
They hate you and hate your country. Do not spend money at Hispanic-owned businesses. They have only been able to acquire citizenship with the passage of the 1965 Hart-Celler Amendment. Reverse this amendment and repatriate every one with due force.
New York City sets up office to give migrants one-way tickets out of town
New York City is intensifying efforts to transport migrants out of the city as its shelter system reaches capacity.
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ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) — New York City is intensifying efforts to transport migrants out of the city as its shelter system reaches capacity, setting up a dedicated office to provide asylum-seekers with free, one-way tickets to anywhere in the world.
City Hall confirmed the establishment of a new “reticketing center” in Manhattan as its latest bid to ease pressure on its shelters and finances following the arrival of more than 130,000 asylum-seekers since last year.
Mayor Eric Adams, a Democrat, has described the situation as a crisis and has begun to warn that shelters are so full that migrants will soon be forced onto the street as winter approaches.
“I cannot say this enough. You know, we are out of the room,” he told reporters this week. “And it’s not ‘if’ people will be sleeping on the streets, it’s when. We are at full capacity.”